New leases and renewals signed at Galeria Młociny covering over 9,500 sqm

Galeria Młociny, a shopping and mixed-use centre in Warsaw’s Bielany district, has recently signed 12 new lease agreements and renewed contracts with 27 existing tenants. In total, the transactions cover more than 9,500 square metres of space, representing approximately 12% of the retail and office area in the complex.

The property is jointly owned by EPP (70%) and Echo Investment (30%). According to EPP, the leasing activity reflects the centre’s focus on maintaining relationships with existing tenants while introducing new retail concepts.

Since late August 2024, Galeria Młociny has signed leases with 12 new tenants. These include dm, a large European drugstore chain; Mr. DYI, specialising in home improvement and furnishings; and INTERSPORT, offering a range of sports brands. Additionally, Dreslow, a retailer focused on circular fashion, will also open a store. These new agreements account for a total of 3,800 square metres.

In parallel, lease extensions have been concluded with 27 existing brands, covering 5,700 square metres. Tenants who have renewed include MediaMarkt, SMYK, JYSK, Flying Tiger Copenhagen, and TOUS. The renewals suggest continued demand for space within the centre from long-standing tenants.

Galeria Młociny comprises approximately 81,000 square metres of leasable area, including retail, office, and service space. It houses over 200 retail units and more than 30 restaurants and cafés. Located near a key transportation hub, the centre is positioned to serve a high volume of pedestrian and commuter traffic.

Since opening, Galeria Młociny has hosted several brand debuts on the Polish market, including Primark and MODIVO. Other major tenants include brands from the Inditex group (Zara, Bershka, Stradivarius, and others), H&M, TK Maxx, C&A, CCC, RTV EURO AGD, and VAN GRAAF.

The property includes a range of facilities beyond retail. These include a multiplex cinema, a two-level fitness club, a bowling alley, a medical centre, and several children’s activity areas. The food and entertainment zone on the +2 level is connected to a green roof terrace and features themed areas such as Hutnik Hall, which incorporates industrial design elements inspired by a nearby steelworks.

Galeria Młociny continues to develop its offer in line with changing consumer needs, with a mix of retail, leisure, and dining options in a high-footfall location.