Centro Commerciale Anagnina

Centro Commerciale Anagnina occupies 23,000 sqm on Via Torre di Mezzavia in the southeastern quadrant of Rome. The site combines Metro Line A access — at the Anagnina terminus — with GRA motorway proximity at the Via Anagnina junction, giving CC Anagnina both pedestrian catchment from central Rome commuters and driving catchment from the Castelli Romani towns — Frascati, Grottaferrata, and Marino — that sit beyond the GRA to the southeast.

The tenant mix is shaped by the commuter and suburban-residential character of the catchment rather than by aspirational fashion volume. CONAD serves as the grocery anchor. Sports retail runs through Cisalfa Sport and Intersport. Fashion covers the mid-market and value segments through MAX&Co., Yamamay, Pepco, Primigi, Zuiki, and Talco. Electronics are handled by Euronics Nova; Douglas leads beauty. Kamboo, Lago Store, and Hygge Casa cover home furnishings — a home component sized for the furnishing needs of the dense apartment residential catchment rather than the destination interior design shopping characteristic of higher-income suburban centres.

The competitive context within Rome’s southeastern retail axis positions CC Anagnina as the immediate-convenience centre for the Tuscolana-Anagnina corridor, distinct from the destination-scale alternatives available to the same population. Centro Commerciale Roma Est, Klepierre’s 100,000-sqm super-regional at Via Collatina, serves the broader eastern and northeastern Rome market but is accessed more naturally from the Tiburtina or Collatina road axes than from the Anagnina GRA junction. CC Anagnina’s Metro A access also gives it a rare public-transport-accessible profile among Roman retail parks, relevant for the carless and student populations in the dense residential districts west of the GRA.

At 23,000 sqm, the centre functions as a full-service neighbourhood retail hub rather than a destination shopping venue, with the CONAD anchor and service-category depth — pharmacy, telecom, electronics, sports — calibrated for the daily and weekly needs of the Anagnina–Tuscolana residential base. The Metro A terminus position is its defining competitive advantage over comparable Roman retail parks of similar scale that rely entirely on car access.