Île Napoléon Shopping Centre

Île Napoléon (Centre commercial Île Napoléon) is a French shopping centre located on the outskirts of Mulhouse, on the territory of the communes of Illzach and Sausheim in Alsace. It was inaugurated in 1973 on the former site of the Île Napoléon. It is the largest shopping centre in the Haut-Rhin department. The centre is owned by two property companies: Henderson Global Investors and Carrefour Property. It comprises a 10,600 m² gallery, of which 6,500 m² are shops, and a 13,000 m² hypermarket. The centre includes 60 shops, ten of which are restaurants, and is surrounded by many other retailers that have settled in its immediate vicinity. Historically, the shopping centre has performed well and has created significant dynamism and attractiveness. The hypermarket was ranked among the very select circle of "billionaire hypermarkets" in francs, while the gallery generates more than €40 million in annual turnover. Between 2005 and 2008, the centre's communication focused on its strategic location, at the heart of the Three Borders region and its motorway axes, as well as in the eastern part of the Mulhouse agglomeration. The centre also developed its presence in the heart of Alsace and among Alsatians. It also acts as a player in local life alongside local authorities. In 2009, the centre hosted the internal security days, with the presence of Secretary of State and former mayor of Mulhouse Jean-Marie Bockel. In 2010, the centre hosted the start of a stage of the Tour Alsace, an international race on the UCI calendar.

The Île Napoléon shopping centre was inaugurated in 1973 on the former site of the Île Napoléon, on the outskirts of Mulhouse in Alsace. It was successively owned by the Escale and Euromarché chains before being acquired by Carrefour in 1993. Renovation operations took place in 1995 and an extension in 1998. In November 2012, the Klépierre group, the former owner of the centre, sold its shares (as well as those of the Grand Quétigny shopping centre near Dijon) to the British group Henderson Global Investors. The centre is now owned by two property companies: Henderson Global Investors and Carrefour Property. It is the largest shopping centre in the Haut-Rhin department.

• 2012

  Klépierre sells its shares to Henderson Global Investors.

• 1998

  Extension of the centre.

• 1995

  Renovation operations.

• 1993

  Acquired by Carrefour.

• 1973

  Inauguration of the Île Napoléon shopping centre.

Largest shopping centre in Haut-Rhin, strategically located at the crossroads of major motorways near the Three Borders region.

Product categories. shopping centre · hypermarket · retail gallery · restaurants

1. 1Wikidata entry for Île Napoléonwikidata.org
2. 2Centre commercial Île Napoléon - Wikipédiafr.wikipedia.org