MY Park, a Czech investor and developer operating in the retail real estate sector, is expanding its operations into Poland with a bold entry into a new market. The company has acquired a portfolio of ten modern A-Centrum retail parks from BHM Group. The investment was carried out by Czech investment group Reticulum, which owns MY Park.
This is a strategic move that strengthens MY Park’s position in the Central European region and marks the beginning of a new phase of expansion in the Polish market.
The A-Centrum network comprises ten modern retail properties, offering a total leasable area of over 30,000 sqm and housing more than 60 retail units. The portfolio is nearly 100 percent leased, with well-known tenants such as Pepco, CCC, Rossmann, Martes Sport, and KiK.
“From a company primarily active in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, we are becoming a European player. Poland is a natural direction for us, due to both geographical proximity and the country’s dynamic economic growth. We see growing purchasing power here and want to be part of it,” said Lenka Kořínková, Managing Director of MY Park.
“Poland is our third market after the Czech Republic and Slovakia. It allows us to diversify our portfolio and offers a higher investment return potential than Western markets. We now own ten properties here and have our team, this is our foundation for further expansion,” she added, confirming the company’s interest in additional retail real estate acquisitions in Poland.
MY Park aims to bring its expertise in retail property management to the Polish market, focusing on asset quality, tenant needs, sustainability, and operational efficiency.
“We’re pleased that A-Centrum is now in the hands of an experienced partner who understands the retail park market and has the capabilities to further develop these assets,” said Jan Černý, Managing Director of BHM Group.
The A-Centrum properties stand out due to their excellent locations – close to city centres, residential neighborhoods, and major transport routes – providing convenience for customers. Their mid-size format, good accessibility, and well-known tenants make them ideal for everyday shopping needs.
“We were looking for assets that matched our strategy – it took time, but we succeeded. I’m glad the transaction went smoothly. Thanks to all partners for their professional cooperation. We’re hungry for more,” said Lukáš Mátl, Investment Director at Reticulum.
The transaction was advised by law firms Kinstellar (CZ), Norton Rose Fulbright (PL), and consultancies Cushman & Wakefield (PL), Gleeds (PL), and ASB (PL and CZ).
