Fashion House Moscow

Fashion House Group opened the first phase of Fashion House Moscow on June 27, 2013, on Leningradskoye Shosse in the settlement of Chyornaya Gryaz, Khimki, roughly 12 km from Moscow’s ring road and adjacent to Sheremetyevo Airport, not in the Ramenskoye area southeast of the city as this catalog’s records previously stated. It was Russia’s first covered, purpose-built professional outlet center, opening with 20,000 sqm at 79 percent pre-leased.

A second phase opened November 4, 2016, adding leasable space and bringing the property’s tenant count past 100 stores. Lacoste, Tommy Hilfiger, Mango and US Polo Assn. anchor the outlet-pricing tenant mix; the opening lineup also included Reserved and Carlo Pazolini, both since exited from the Russian market, alongside Bosco Sport and a food court serving the wider Sheremetyevo-adjacent catchment.

The center’s positioning as Russia’s first roofed outlet format, rather than the open-air strip layout most Russian discount centers used at the time, let it operate year-round regardless of weather, a genuine differentiator against the open-air outlet villages that competitors built elsewhere in Moscow Oblast in the years that followed.

Located this close to Sheremetyevo, the center also draws a transit-adjacent shopper base that outlet centers built purely for suburban catchments don’t have access to, arriving shoppers and airport-area residents alike rather than depending solely on a residential radius.