Park Handlowy Matarnia

Park Handlowy Matarnia is an open-format retail park in Gdańsk, located at the junction of the S6 Tri-City Ring Road and the Gdańsk International Airport access road in the Matarnia district of northwestern Gdańsk. Covering approximately 52,000 sqm of retail space across 70 brands, the park was acquired by Frey in August 2023 and positions as the principal big-box retail destination for the northwestern Gdańsk metropolitan area and the Tri-City airport corridor.

IKEA anchors the development as the primary large-format home furnishings destination for the Tri-City market. Auchan provides the grocery hypermarket component; OBI covers the DIY and home improvement category; MediaMarkt covers consumer electronics alongside iSpot as the Apple Premium Reseller. TK Maxx and HalfPrice extend the off-price fashion and accessories offer. Fashion runs through H&M, Reserved, Kappahl, C&A, Mohito, and CCC. Sephora, Douglas, and hebe cover beauty. Sports Direct anchors the sporting goods category.

The catchment draws from the northwestern Gdańsk residential districts of Matarnia, Osowa, and Rębiechowo alongside the broader Tri-City agglomeration of approximately 1.1 million Gdańsk-Gdynia-Sopot residents. The S6 ring road position provides catchment accessibility from the full Tri-City arc — with Gdańsk city centre approximately 10 kilometres away and Gdynia approximately 20 kilometres north — with the international airport adjacency adding business traveller and transit traffic independent of the residential base. Bus routes 110, 126, 157, and B connect the park to the Gdańsk central rail network.

Within the Tri-City retail map, Park Handlowy Matarnia holds the IKEA-anchored big-box position for the metropolitan area, complementing the enclosed regional centres of Forum Gdańsk and Galeria Bałtycka. Frey’s 2023 acquisition brings the property into a European retail park portfolio with assets across France and Poland, positioning Matarnia for the active asset management that the Tri-City commercial market’s consistent population growth supports.