Liljeholmstorget Galleria
Liljeholmstorget is located in the lively and dynamic Liljeholmen district on the south side of Stockholm central business district. Citycon opened a brand new shopping centre adjacent to existing, refurbished office / health care building. The total number of tenants in the shopping centre in three stories is some 90 companies. The underground parking facility built for Liljeholmenstorget contains 900 parking spaces.
The Stockholm business region is growing vigorously and the Liljeholmen district close to the city centre will see the construction of homes for 6,000-7,000 people in the next few years. New office buildings to be built in the area will also offer the same number of jobs.
Additional Information
| Built |
1973 |
| Extetended and/or refurbished |
2009 |
| Citycon's gross leasable area, sq.m. |
40,900 |
| Parking spaces |
900 |
| Anchor tenants |
ICA Kvantum, Willy's, H&M, Systembolaget, SATS, Clas Ohlson, MQ, Lindex
|
| Citycon's share of GLA (retail), per cent |
100 |
| Number of visitors (2012), million |
9.4 |
| Sales (2012), MEUR |
166.3 |
| Figures updated in |
2013 |
Coming up / Development Projects
| Type of development | Completed Project |
| Market value, EUR million (31 Dec. 2007) |
239,6 |
| Area, sq.m. |
20100 |
| Post-development area, sq.m. |
27600 + 13400 |
| Estimated total investment, MEUR |
157,8 |
| Actual cumulative CAPEX by the end of the period, MEUR |
157,8 |
| Target year of completion |
2009 |
Citycon's gross leasable area |
28400 |
| Built in |
1973 |
| Additional information |
Liljeholmstorget is the largest development project in Citycon's history and the first construction project of a totally new shopping centre. In the autumn 2006, Citycon acquired a shopping centre project located in a traffic hub in Liljeholmen, Stockholm. The project included an existing office and retail building and building right for a new shopping centre. The construction project started in spring 2007. Citycon refurbished totally the old building, built a three-storey shopping centre in connection to the building and excavated a parking garage to 900 cars underneath the nearby apartment buildings. 72 apartments were built in connection with the shopping centre and sold to a residential investor.
The almost fully let new shopping centre opened its doors in October 2009. The gross leasable area of Liljeholmstorget is 28000 square meters and there are some 90 stores. The total investment is approximately EUR 200 million.
Liljeholmstorget is a forerunner in sustainability and it was awarded the platinum LEED® environmental certificate, the highest of its kind. Liljeholmstorget's certificate is the first platinum level certificate awarded to a shopping centre in Europe. |
Extended and/or renovated in |
2009 |