Bulevar Niza

Bulevar Niza (often shortened to Bulevar) is a shopping center located in the Suba locality of northern Bogotá, Colombia. It sits at the intersection of Calle 127, Avenida Suba and Avenida Las Villas, directly opposite the Niza – Calle 127 station of the TransMilenio bus rapid transit system. The mall was inaugurated in 1988 with a design by architects Carlos Hernández, Eduardo Samper and Doménico Parma Marré, on what was formerly a wetland area belonging to the Córdoba wetland system. Between 2013 and 2016 the center underwent a major renovation costing 42,000 million Colombian pesos. Today Bulevar Niza functions as a mid-sized community and regional shopping center, anchored by a mix of fashion, health and beauty, footwear and leather goods, entertainment, and supermarket brands. Its tenant roster includes Arturo Calle, Bodytech, Bosi, Casino Hollywood, Colmédica, DollarCity, Droguería Cruz Verde, Free Spirit, Mario Hernández, Panamericana, Supermercado Jumbo and Tiendas D1, among others. The mall also offers services such as PSE online bill payment and, in its basement, two electric vehicle chargers (type 1 and type 2). It is served by TransMilenio and by SITP urban bus routes on Calle 127 and Avenida Suba, with transfers possible using the TuLlave card.

Bulevar Niza was inaugurated in 1988 in the Suba locality of northern Bogotá, Colombia. The mall was built at the intersection of Calle 127, Avenida Suba and Avenida Las Villas, on land that had previously been part of the Córdoba wetland system. Its architectural design was carried out by Carlos Hernández, Eduardo Samper and Doménico Parma Marré. The center was positioned opposite what would later become the Niza – Calle 127 station of the TransMilenio BRT system, giving it direct access to one of Bogotá's main mass transit corridors. Between 2013 and 2016, Bulevar Niza underwent a significant renovation with an investment of 42,000 million Colombian pesos, modernizing its facilities and tenant mix. In the years since, it has continued to operate as a community-oriented shopping center, hosting a mix of fashion, health and beauty, footwear, entertainment, supermarket and service tenants. Its basement includes two electric vehicle chargers (type 1 and type 2), reflecting an effort to accommodate newer mobility needs. The mall is also integrated into the city's public transport network through TransMilenio and SITP routes, with transfers available via the TuLlave card.

• 2016

  Renovation completed.

• 2013

  Major renovation begins, lasting until 2016, with an investment of 42,000 million Colombian pesos.

• 1988

  Bulevar Niza shopping center inaugurated in Suba, Bogotá.

Mid-sized community and regional shopping center in northern Bogotá, anchored by national retail and service brands.

Product categories. Shopping mall retail space · Food court and gastronomy · Fashion and apparel stores · Health and beauty services · Supermarkets · Entertainment venues · Electric vehicle charging

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