Turawa Park has continued to strengthen its offer with a series of new openings and an expansion agreement with one of its long-standing tenants. The latest leasing activity further enhances the centre’s position as a convenient shopping, leisure and family destination for residents of Opole and the surrounding region.
Over the coming months, visitors to Turawa Park will benefit from several significant additions:
- Kinderplaneta, a family entertainment operator, will open a 900 sqm venue in July 2026.
- Xtreme Fitness has already opened its new 960 sqm fitness club in May 2026, expanding the centre’s sports and wellness offering.
- JYSK, the international Scandinavian home furnishing retailer, is scheduled to open a 1,000 sqm store in August 2026.
- Turawa Park has also signed a lease extension and an upsizing agreement with Grycan.
These transactions follow the successful repositioning and modernisation of Turawa Park, which has attracted several new brands and strengthened its tenant mix. Recent leasing activity has contributed to a high occupancy level and further diversified the centre’s offering across retail, leisure, dining, and everyday services.
“The continued strengthening of Turawa Park’s tenant mix demonstrates the effectiveness of our long-term asset management strategy. The addition of Kinderplaneta, Xtreme Fitness and JYSK significantly broadens the centre’s family, leisure, wellness and home furnishing offer, while Grycan’s expansion underlines the confidence that established brands place in Turawa Park. Our goal is to create a destination that meets customers’ everyday needs while delivering sustainable growth for our tenants and partners. These openings represent another important milestone in Turawa Park’s ongoing development and reinforce its position as one of the leading retail destinations in the Opole region,” commented Maxim Shkolnick, General Partner, Focus Estate Fund.
The successful completion of these leasing transactions was supported by BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland, which has been actively involved in the commercialisation of Turawa Park and the execution of the latest lease agreements.
“The latest leasing transactions confirm Turawa Park’s strong market position and growing appeal among both retail and leisure operators. The combination of new openings and the expansion of existing tenants demonstrates the centre’s ability to respond effectively to changing consumer expectations,” said Anna Plywacz, Head of Retail Leasing, BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland.
