HALFWEG, 1 November 2018 – With the dismantling of the enormous point shed on the SugarCity site, a next phase has started for the construction of the SugarCity Outlet Centre. The warehouse, which dates from 1980, then enters the sale via Troostwijk Auctions. The lot closes on 9 November.

The enormous point shed consists of a special steel construction and has an area of ​​approximately 4,000 m2 with a ridge height of 23 meters. The skeleton is completely dismountable. The column-free shed was used by the sugar factory to store pulp, a residual product of the sugar beet, which was processed into cattle feed.

Founder & President of the Cobraspen Group, Luigi Prins, area developer of the SugarCity site, sees the point shed as an ideal indoor market or event hall in a city as a center facility. “The hall has an industrial look and needs no further decoration. In addition, the hall can be adjusted in size. It could also be put down in a smaller size. ”

With the removal of the point shed on the SugarCity site, a new phase starts to prepare the site for the start of the construction of the Outlet Centre. Amsterdam The Style Outlets, as the name of the outlet will be, is the first outlet centre in the Randstad. It will be part of the modern post-industrial zone Sugar City, which is regarded as a rapidly growing area in the Netherlands.

The first phase of Amsterdam The Style Outlets is expected to be delivered in 2019. With a gross lettable area of ​​18,000 m2, which offers space for approximately 115 stores and 1,450 parking spaces. There are mainly clothing stores, but also shops with sports equipment, accessories and home articles. In addition, there is space for recreation areas, restaurants and terraces that complete the shopping experience. A casino has already been realized at the location.