Lazurit will open its first store at IKEA in Moscow 17:13
Kaliningrad furniture manufacturer Lazurit will open its first store in Moscow at the end of October. This was reported by RIA News With reference to the company's press service. It was stated that the store will be opened in an area of 7 thousand square meters in the Europolis shopping… Kaliningrad furniture manufacturer Lazurit is set to open its first store in Moscow, its first in the Europolis shopping center, in October. The store will be located on the site where IKEA, which left Russia in 2000, was formerly located. The investment for the hypermarket is over 100 million rubles. The company plans to open hypermarkets in Russia in all cities with a population of over one million in the future. The cost of Russian real estate of IKEa is estimated at least 100 billion rubles, according to managing partner of NF Group (ex-Knight Frank).
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Kaliningrad furniture manufacturer Lazurit will open its first store in Moscow at the end of October. This was reported by RIA News With reference to the company’s press service.
It was stated that the store will be opened in an area of 7 thousand square meters in the Europolis shopping center, on the site where IKEA, which left Russia, was formerly located.
It is stated that the investment volume for the creation of the hypermarket is over 100 million rubles.
The company’s press service added that the furniture manufacturer will open hypermarkets in Russia in the future in all cities with a population of over one million.
On July 31, Ingka Centres, the Swedish company that owns IKEA stores and Mega shopping malls, Sold Khimki Business Park, where the Russian headquarters is located.
Before that, Alexey Novikov, managing partner of NF Group (ex-Knight Frank), said that the cost of Russian real estate of the departed Swedish company IKEA It is evaluated at least 100 billion rubles. According to him, we are talking about warehouses and retail spaces that IKEA has in Russia.
Previously at the European Commission named The amount of Russian sovereign assets frozen in the European Union.