Mon Grand Plaisir

Mon Grand Plaisir is one of the principal Yvelines regional shopping centres at 1170 Avenue de Saint-Germain in the centre of Plaisir, opened on August 27, 2020 with the 39,000-sqm regional format including 18,000 sqm of dedicated retail space spanning approximately 50 retail and service units. The property was developed and is owned and managed by Compagnie de Phalsbourg as the principal commercial centre serving the western Paris cluster of Plaisir and Les Clayes-sous-Bois, replacing the prior Centre Commercial des Sablons demolished in 2017 with a €150 million investment, with the Open Sky Plaisir architectural concept by Gianni Ranaulo establishing the partially open-air design.

The format combines the Primark anchor across two floors as the principal locomotive with the H&M and Zara two-floor flagships and the broader fashion register featuring Mango, Celio, Edji, Calzedonia, Jules, Kaporal, Jennyfer, and Kiabi alongside Action, Foot Locker, Histoire d’Or, and Clopinette. The thirty-plus dining circuit including the dedicated thirteen restaurants, the UGC nine-screen cinema multiplex opened 2021, the On Air fitness centre, the Plaisir municipal médiathèque hosted within the property, the planned health pole, and the broader retail-and-services programming complete the contemporary Yvelines regional offer distinctive to the partially open-air format.

The catchment combines the dense western Paris residential demographic of the Plaisir, Les Clayes-sous-Bois, and Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines suburban concentration with the broader Île-de-France metropolitan flow connected directly through the Plaisir-Les Clayes RER C station immediate adjacency, with Transilien N and U commuter rail lines, the principal western Paris arterial network connecting through the A13 motorway and the N12 expressway corridor, the bus lines 100 and 44, and the dedicated 5,760 sqm of vegetated common spaces with the 50-cubic-metre rainwater retention reservoir for garden irrigation.

Compagnie de Phalsbourg coordinates the property management of Mon Grand Plaisir within its broader French commercial real estate portfolio, with the operator also leading the adjacent Alpha Park I and Alpha Park II retail clusters in the same Plaisir commercial zone hosting the principal IKEA and One Nation positions. The asset’s commercial role within the Île-de-France retail map is the principal Yvelines open-sky regional fashion-anchored destination establishing the contemporary Compagnie de Phalsbourg signature format with LED-lit common areas and naturally ventilated mall halls without mechanical heating or cooling, complementing rather than competing with the larger 87,000-sqm Westfield Vélizy 2 super-regional, the 90,000-sqm Westfield Parly 2 super-regional, the 50,000-sqm Centre Commercial des Trois Fontaines, and the broader western Paris metropolitan retail register.