Maximo Shopping Center

Maximo Shopping Center is one of the newest large shopping centres in Italy, opened in 2020 at the southern edge of Rome metro along the Via Laurentina corridor that connects EUR to the Pomezia and Castel di Decima residential belts. The 60,000-sqm super-regional centre houses approximately 150 stores across two retail levels, with a tenant rotation that reflects the post-2020 retail format calibration toward food and beverage, entertainment, and experience-led categories alongside conventional fashion volume.

The format integrates a hypermarket anchor with extensive fashion volume across both retail levels and a substantial dining and entertainment cluster anchored by a multiplex cinema. International vertical apparel chains feature prominently in the tenant lineup, with the centre opening at a moment when the Italian super-regional category was experiencing post-pandemic tenant rotation that benefited new-format properties able to recruit fresh tenancy.

Maximo’s catchment dynamics combine the southern Rome metro residential population with the substantial workforce of the surrounding industrial and logistics parks along the Via Laurentina corridor. The location sits south of Euroma2 along the same southern corridor, creating a sequential super-regional cluster along Via Cristoforo Colombo and Via Laurentina that supports the southern Rome metropolitan area.

The property is operated by a private Italian property group rather than one of the major REITs that dominate the Italian super-regional category. Maximo’s positioning as a 2020-vintage flagship in a category where most competitors opened between 2000 and 2010 gives the asset a structural advantage in tenant freshness and format adaptation that the older properties have to recover through capital-intensive renovation.