G City Europe announced excellent operating results for 2025, confirming the effectiveness of its long-term asset management strategy and focus on the development and modernisation of key commercial properties in the region.
The results for 2025 demonstrate the resilience of the company’s portfolio and the growing strength of convenience centres, which respond to consumers’ everyday needs.
Shopping centres owned by G City Europe primarily develop their fashion and everyday grocery shopping offerings, which translates into stable footfall and resilience to changing market conditions. The company constantly adapts the tenant structure and range of services to evolving consumer behaviour, strengthening the function of the centres as local shopping and service hubs.
Key highlights:
- +19.3 percent Like-for-like NRI growth vs. 12M 2024
- 95.8 percent retail occupancy as of December 31, 2025
- +2.1 percent Like-for-like tenant sales vs. 12M 2024
- +5.0 percent Same assets Avg. Rent Retail/sqm increase vs. December 31, 2024
“2025 was another very strong year for G City Europe. Our portfolio continues to deliver solid results – we maintain a high occupancy rate, predictable cash flows, and observe growing interest from tenants in retail space. Our centres are located in the heart of major cities and continue to deliver robust performance. Poland remains an attractive market to invest in, operate and focus on future investment. These results reflect the consistent focus and hard work of our entire organisation. I would like to thank our team for their dedication, hard work, and professionalism,” says Or Ackerman, CEO of G City Europe.
The results achieved confirm the effectiveness of the company’s strategy, based on:
- strengthening dominant, well-located facilities
- selective expansion and repositioning of centres
- diversification of the tenant mix
- improving the quality of the customer shopping experience
The company is consistently implementing its strategy of rebuilding and expanding existing centres, including the expansion of the G City Promenada centre in Warsaw, which aims to introduce new brands and further increase the attractiveness of the offer. As part of this process, a lease agreement was signed with the PRIMARK brand, which significantly strengthens the fashion segment and expands the offer for customers.
