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Coresi Shopping Resort is the principal Brașov super-regional shopping centre at Str. Zaharia Stancu 1, opened in March 2015 on the former Tractorul factory site. The centre was developed by Immochan, the real estate arm of Auchan now operating as Ceetrus, and is managed by Nhood as the retail core of Cartier Coresi, a mixed-use regeneration project combining retail, offices, housing and a hotel and one of the largest post-industrial regeneration projects in Romania.
The format combines the Auchan hypermarket grocery anchor with the principal international and Romanian vertical fashion register featuring H&M, Zara, Pull&Bear, Bershka, Stradivarius, Massimo Dutti, New Yorker, Reserved, C&A, and the broader European fashion programming. The Cinema City multiplex anchor, the Decathlon sporting goods flagship, the Leroy Merlin home improvement anchor, the Flanco and Altex consumer electronics anchors, the dedicated dining circuit and food court, the Sephora and Douglas premium beauty positions, the Noriel children’s specialty, and the broader retail-and-services programming complete the contemporary Transylvanian super-regional offer.
The catchment combines the dense Brașov residential demographic with the broader Brașov County and Transylvanian concentration of approximately 290,000 city residents and 700,000 metropolitan residents drawing from the principal tourist and industrial Brașov catchment and the substantial Prahova Valley tourist flow. Direct accessibility includes the principal DN1 motorway access from the Bucharest corridor 170 kilometres south and the Sibiu and Cluj-Napoca corridors, the dedicated parking infrastructure for approximately 3,000 vehicles, and the broader Brașov metropolitan transport integration.
Nhood manages Coresi Shopping Resort on behalf of Ceetrus alongside the Auchan shopping centre portfolio in Romania. The asset’s commercial role within the Romanian retail map is the principal Transylvanian Brașov super-regional destination and the largest shopping centre in Brașov County, complementing rather than competing with the broader Transylvanian retail competition and positioning Brașov as the third-largest urban retail market in Romania after Bucharest and Cluj-Napoca by total modern retail stock.
