Focus report Copenhagen - Colliers Denmark 2024

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INDUSTRIAL/LOGISTICS RETAIL RESIDENTIAL OFFICE

Greater Copenhagen The following is a brief introduction to retail destinations in Greater Copenhagen, includ ing local and regional shopping centres as well as outlets for space-demanding goods.

Greater Copenhagen high-street markets In Greater Copenhagen, there are five towns and cities featuring traditional high-street markets, namely Hel singør (Elsinore), Hillerød, Lyngby, Roskilde and Køge, each with a diverse offering of shops, pedestrian streets and, apart from Køge, a central shopping centre. However, in Køge, a new pedestrian street aligned with shops connects the historical town centre and new devel opment areas near the waterfront. Regional shopping centres The Greater Copenhagen shopping centre market comprises seven shopping centres that may be clas sified as regional on account of their ability to attract customers from a wider catchment area. These shopping centres offer a mix of conventional brands, retail chains as well as several high-profile brands and specialty shops,

depending on the size, footfall and turnover of the indi vidual shopping centres.

In Copenhagen, Field’s and Fisketorvet Copenhagen Mall classify as regional shopping centres. North of Copen hagen lies Lyngby Storcenter, to the west Rødovre Centrum, City 2, BIG Shopping and Ro’s Torv and to the southwest Waves in the town of Hundige. All regional shopping centres in the Greater Copenhagen area are situated in highly visible locations near key traffic hubs, primarily close to main train stations. In addition to ample parking facilities and a wide selection of shops, the shopping centres offer restaurants, cafés and leisure-re lated activities. In recent years, the key to success seems to be a diversified F&B offering and resilient tenant mix, with a strong focus on a holistic “shopping experience,”