Commercial property in Ankara, Turkey, 70 000 m²

Turkey. Ankara. Shopping Mall. YK 1 The shopping mall opened in 2015. It is not close to the main points of Ankara, but nevertheless it is a point of attraction for the city dwellers. The shopping mall stands out with its strong brand mix, central location at the intersection of main roads, modern architecture, open and closed living areas. It is considered the newest shopping mall in the region. The mall, designed as a shopping environment that meets all the needs of visitors, offers a spacious and comfortable atmosphere with its 9-screen cinema using the latest technology, open-air cafe-restaurants by the pool, sports complex and children's entertainment areas, architectural structure with natural light, wide corridors and high ceilings. offers a pleasant world with its shopping atmosphere. Its retail space is quite large even by capital standards - about 70,000 m2, on the territory of which there are about 180 stores of Turkish and foreign manufacturers. Among them, it is worth noting the following: Beymen Business, Collezione, Damat, De Facto, H&M, Igs, Ipekyol, Koton, LC Waikiki, Mango, Mavi, Network, Seçil, US Polo Assn. etc. Among the additional services and leisure areas in the Podium shopping center: ● Grocery store ● Restaurants and food court ● Cinema - 9 halls ● Entertainment area, incl. for children (2600 m2 playground) ● ATMs ● Travel agency ● Hairdresser ● Pharmacy ● Tailor ● Dry cleaner ● Car wash ● Children's room. ● Information service ● Closed parking for 3000 cars and open parking for 600 cars. The shopping center is equipped for people with disabilities. - Average attendance of 20,000 people on weekdays and 40,000 people on weekends. - Proximity to many settlements and workplaces (Gimat-Ostim-Makounkoy-Ivedik). - Bauhaus (11,000 m2) with a large area in the shopping center block. Rental income in 2018 - 8,748,909 EURO Rental income in 2019 - 8,586,885 EURO PRICE: 118,000,000 EURO We will sell your apartment or house. There is a choice of apartments and houses in various budgets, including commercial properties