City: Paris region
Region: Europe
Country: France
Trade area: 107 639 m²
Address: 1 Cour de Rome 75008 Paris, France
No of floors: 3
Owner: Klepierre
Parking: 250
Phone: +33 (01)40675147
Saint-Lazare station is the rail gateway to one of Europe’s largest business centers and Europe’s second-busiest transportation hub, serving the mainline rail, bus, metro and RER commuter rail networks. The goal of St. Lazare Paris is to make every traveler a visitor, and every passer-by a customer.
Ideally located in the heart of one of the largest business and retail neighborhoods of Paris, ST.LAZARE PARIS features three mid-sized units, some 80 smaller stores, services and restaurants, plus parking for 250 passenger vehicles.
Flooded with natural light from its renovated glazed roof, this shopping center is designed to serve today’s increasingly mobile consumers who want to make the most of their time. Its structure is organized around the vertical links provided by 20 escalators and elevators, giving shoppers access to and views of the station at every level.
Description of the location and accessibility
Saint-Lazare is located in the gateway to one of Europe’s most thriving retail neighborhoods, Saint-Lazare is Europe’s second-largest station, with 450000 travelers a day passing through, most of them commuters to and from Paris and its suburbs.
Shopper Trafic/Catchment Area
Shopper traffic: 500,000 train travelers pass through the center every day (1600 trains a day).
Planning
Situated in an exceptional architectural setting, the retail complex covers 10000 sq.m. GLA and is totally integrated over the three levels of the station (train, street and subway).
Project Cost
250M€
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