After almost 14 years from the start of its construction, the Mítikah shopping center, located in the south of Mexicowill open its doors this Friday, with flagships such as Cinépolis, Palacio de Hierro and Liverpool.
The project as a whole, which includes residential living spaces, a shopping center, offices, clinics, services, green areas, required an investment of approximately 22,500 million pesoswith a dimension of 1 million square meters.
The architectural design was entrusted to Sordo Madaleno, STANTEC, Ten Arquitectos, Colonnier Architectos, PCPA, among others.
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The shopping center alone has more than 280 commercial spaces, 5 levels and 120,000 leasable square meters.
In addition, it has companies such as H&M, Victoria’s Secret, Abercrombie, Hollister, Berger, Mont Blanc, Hugo Boss, Toussaint and many others; also sports runner with brands such as Nike, Adidas, Puma, Lululemon, among others.
Regarding its gastronomic offer, it has restaurants such as Puerto Madero, Negroni, Fisher’s, Mochomos, Hotaru, Cheesecake Factory, Shake Shack, Califa and Sushi Roll.
Fibra Uno took over construction of Mítikah in 2015, when it bought it from Ideurban and Prudential for $185 million; The work had already sparked controversy in the Benito Juárez mayor’s office, when residents of the Xoco neighborhood united in response to concerns about lack of water and shrinking green space.
Last June, the Parks Deputy Marketing Director, Carlos Singüeza, indicated that the complex has 120,000 square meters, capable of housing more than 258 commercial spaces.
Likewise, the manager clarified that they have so far had leases with just over 160 retailers for the mall, so they plan to open with an occupancy rate of over 95%.
Singüeza said they expect the plaza to see around 50,000 to 60,000 daily visitors, who will have direct access to the office tower, housing tower and medical office tower.
Figures
– 120,000 meters of profitable area
– 5 levels
– 280 commercial spaces, restaurants and entertainment centers
– 22,500 million pesos mixed-use investment
– 12 million people is the estimated average annual influx
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