AG Real Estate confirms its intention to diversify its commercial offering within the shopping centres that it owns and manages, and is taking up the various challenges in attracting the retail sector by housing a brand new leisure centre at Galeries St Lambert, among other concepts!
AG Real Estate confirms its intention to diversify its commercial offering within the shopping centres that it owns and manages, and is taking up the various challenges in attracting the retail sector by housing a brand new leisure centre at Galeries St Lambert, among other concepts!
The Galeries St Lambert are being completely revitalised thanks to the arrival of several brands that will bring new life to this shopping centre in the heart of the city of Liège.
Orbis Aventures, 1,200 m² devoted to leisure activities in a unique setting combining adventures with fun and immersive experiences. A genuine hub bringing together augmented reality, virtual reality, immersive theatre, a board game bar (with over 500 games) and a themed restaurant in a 500 m² space. Orbis Aventures has extended opening hours (especially on Sundays), and will remain accessible via the Galeries.
Standard de Liège supporters welcome the opening of the only fan shop in the heart of Liège, in a pop-up format for several months.
INNO, the flagship store of the Galeries, also has some nice surprises in store for us. As of today, the store's exterior facade has a new look, including a sleek new logo and the return of the name 'INNO'. This makeover is part of a complete strategy and rebranding of the department store chain. This will soon become visible and tangible to customers.
The revitalised shopping centre also hosts an additional food offer. The recent installations of Black & White Burger and Dunkin’ Donuts expand the F&B- sector in this shopping centre to 11 brands representing 25% of the offering. Something for every food lover.
These various initiatives demonstrate the positive impetus infusing the Galeries St Lambert. This economic recovery is reflected in both job creation and turnover.
Sam Perneel, Head of Asset Management Retail confirms: “We are especially pleased to see an upward trend in retail during the continuing challenges of this complicated sanitary situation. The residents and the city of Liège alike need positivity and renewal. Our perseverant and dynamic teams have succeeded in letting no less than 1,450 m² of space. We are pleased to be able to offer the people of Liège some relaxing and fun times during the festive season. The shopping centre's turnover is currently comparable to that of 2019, which is cause for celebration for all stakeholders, the retailers in the first place.”
