STOP SHOP

STOP SHOP is a retail park brand owned by CPI Europe, focused on Central and Eastern Europe. It positions itself as a friendly, practical local supplier for catchments of roughly 30,000 to 150,000 inhabitants, offering a broad range of goods at an attractive price-quality ratio. The parks are designed for easy access by public transport and provide spacious parking, appealing to price-conscious "smart shoppers" who value convenience. A defining feature is their uniform appearance, which the brand says guarantees high recognition across locations. According to the official website, STOP SHOP comprises over 130 retail parks in 10 countries with a total leasable area of more than 944,000 m². The concept dates to 2006 and is built on standardized criteria for construction, leasing and operation. STOP SHOP parks host a mix of international and national tenants across sectors such as fashion, grocery, drugstore, electronics, pet supplies and sports, aiming to generate high customer frequency and impulse purchases. The brand presents itself as an uncomplicated alternative to crowded shopping centers, combining practical shopping facilities with green areas and additional services. For tenants, STOP SHOP emphasizes reliable relationships, professional property management, synergies through consistent standardization, and centralized marketing support. Historically, the Hungarian Wikipedia entry describes Stop.Shop as a subsidiary of IMMOEAST Immobilien Anlagen AG, an Austrian-listed real estate company focused on Central and Eastern Europe, and notes that it develops, leases and operates Stop.Shop retail parks across Hungary, where it operated 12 parks at the time of that entry. The brand's current parent is CPI Europe.

STOP SHOP is a retail park brand that, according to its official website, has been successful since 2006. It is described as a CPI Europe brand for retail parks in Central and Eastern Europe. The concept is built on standardized criteria for construction, leasing and operation, giving the parks a uniform appearance and high recognition. The brand targets catchments of 30,000 to 150,000 inhabitants and positions itself as a practical local supplier offering a wide range of goods at an attractive price-quality ratio, with easy public transport access and spacious parking. As of the official website information, STOP SHOP operates over 130 retail parks in 10 countries with a total leasable area of more than 944,000 m². The parks host a mix of international and national tenants from sectors including fashion, grocery, drugstore, electronics, pet supplies and sports. Historically, the Hungarian Wikipedia entry states that Stop.Shop was a subsidiary of IMMOEAST Immobilien Anlagen AG, an Austrian-headquartered, listed real estate company focused on Central and Eastern Europe, and that it developed, leased and operated Stop.Shop retail parks throughout Hungary, operating 12 parks there at the time. The brand's current parent is CPI Europe.

• 2006

  STOP SHOP concept begins; brand reports success since 2006.

• Historically described as a subsidiary of IMMOEAST Immobilien Anlagen AG, operating 12 retail parks in Hungary.

• Now a CPI Europe brand with over 130 retail parks in 10 countries and more than 944,000 m² leasable area.

Friendly, practical local supplier and uncomplicated alternative to crowded shopping centers, targeting price-conscious smart shoppers with standardized, easily accessible retail parks.

• STOP SHOP retail parks

  Standardized one-stop shopping parks with leasable retail space.

• 2021-12-22

  IMMOFINANZ announces STOP SHOP expansion in Croatia[5]IMMOFINANZ 宣布在克罗地亚扩展 STOP SHOPwallstreet-online.de

  Reported: 2021-12-22

  IMMOFINANZ announced plans to expand its STOP SHOP retail park presence in Croatia from four locations to more than 20 over the medium term, after securing 22 sites in medium-sized cities for development.

• 2020-10

  Immofinanz expands STOP SHOP with acquired retail parks[6]Immofinanz 通过收购零售园区扩展 STOP SHOPthediplomat.ro

  Reported: 2020-12-18

  Immofinanz reported acquisitions of retail parks that expanded its STOP SHOP portfolio. The Voitsberg, Austria, purchase closed during the fourth quarter of 2020, and the acquisitions in Austria, the Czech Republic and Croatia had been finalized; the Serbian transaction was still expected to close in the first quarter of 2021.

1. 1Leasing retail space | STOP SHOPstop-shop.com
2. 2All information | STOP SHOP Easy Shoppingstop-shop.com
3. 3Stop.Shopwikidata.org
4. 4Stop Shophu.wikipedia.org
5. 5IMMOFINANZ 宣布在克罗地亚扩展 STOP SHOPwallstreet-online.de
6. 6Immofinanz 通过收购零售园区扩展 STOP SHOPthediplomat.ro
7. 7IMMOFINANZ expands crisis-resilient STOP SHOP portfolio by eight locations to 98 properties - Business Reviewbusiness-review.eu