The Lithuanian investment group BT Invest plans to open the Retroville shopping and entertainment center with an area of 80,700 square meters at 47 Pravdy Avenue in Vynohradar district in Kyiv in April-May 2020.
“The launch of the Retroville shopping center is scheduled for April-May this year. Among the major projects [in Kyiv], this year only the launch of this shopping center is planned,” Ihor Landa, the director general of BT Invest Ukraine, told Interfax-Ukraine.
Asked about the plans to open a pickup point of the IKEA furniture retailer at Retroville, he said he was not ready to say.
“As long as there is no signed agreement, it’s not acceptable to talk about it,” he said.
Earlier several consultants in the market reported to the agency about the possible opening of the IKEA pickup point in the Retroville shopping center.
As reported, Martin LLC (Kyiv), part of the Lithuanian investment group BT Invest, attracted a credit line totaling 41.1 million euro from the Polish state bank BGK (Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego S.A.) to finance the completion of the Retroville trade center in Kyiv.
