SHOPPING CENTRE TALLINN 2017

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1 SHOPPING CENTRE TALLINN 2017

2 TALLINN TOUCHPOINT TERMINAL We are T1, the first new-generation shopping centre. We are located in Tallinn s busiest traffic junction and on the crossroads of the biggest cities in Estonia. Public transport, main roads and tram, rail and air connections all meet here. A new passenger terminal is to be built right next to the centre the international railway terminal for Rail Baltic. It will also have its own bus terminal, making it ideal for direct connections to Europe. A grand new Town square is to be constructed next to the T1 shopping centre, while its roof will feature the tallest ferris wheel in northern and eastern Europe first ferris wheel on top of the shopping centre in Europe. In addition to almost 200 stores and its impressive atriums, the shopping centre will have an entire floor dedicated to entertainment, offering recreational activities for young and old alike. There will also be a wide range of restaurants and cafés suiting different preferences and tastes. 3 shopping levels m² 200 shops Parking 1500 parking spaces Ferris wheel with top height of 120 m Entertainment floor m² Multiplex cinema with pioneering technology Autodrome Adventure park 20 birthday rooms Lottemaa theme café Restaurants and cafés Trampoline court WELCOME TO T1 TALLINN FUTURE TERMINAL

3 NARVA TRANSPORT One of the busiest roads in Tallinn passes right by T1. From Lasnamäe the most densely populated suburb in the city visitors will be able to access T1 via a tunnel which will bring them directly to the shopping centre s underground car park. T1 will be connected to the city centre and the airport by a new tram line which will stop at our front door. Tallinn s magnificent new railway station (serving both domestic and international routes) and the city s bus station will be right next to the shopping centre. TARTU T1 / TERRITORY TERMINAL TRAM TO AIRPORT SAINT PETERSBURG RAIL BALTIC MOSCOW EXPANSION P 360 ACCESS Suur-Sõjamäe BUS 5500/h Ülemiste street TUNNEL CARS AND PARKING Traffic density on the main road that passes T1 is close to 5500 cars per hour. Drivers will be able to turn off into the centre without having to wait at lights, and from Lasnamäe access will be via a tunnel which will bring visitors directly to the shopping centre s underground car park. The parking areas around the shopping centre will accommodate almost 1500 cars in addition to the underground car park and the parking station. T1 is positioned at the junction of public transport. The main entrance is located next to bus stops and to the new tram line connecting the Centre to the centre of town. Peterburi road T1 / TOUCHPOINT CLOSE TO EVERYWHERE T1 is a 15-minute drive from virtually every-where people live in Tallinn, and is also on the crossroads of four of its biggest cities the capital itself, plus Tartu, Pärnu and Narva. Tallinna bay Peterburi road Peterburi road P 600 SPACES Kivimurru Mustamäe Kristiine Old Town 10 min Lasnamäe NEW BUSINESS AND RESIDENTIAL SURFACES TALLINN S NEW SQUARE Tallinn s imposing new city square will become a multifunctional meeting place and a venue for the organisation of a wide range of events and concerts. It will emphasise greenery and decorum. Majaka CITY SQUARE Public space for events and meetings TRAM TO TALLINN CENTRE Pärnu 1h T1 is on the home>work>home trajectory of 100,000 people, and almost 150,000 residents and 130,000 jobs are within 10 minutes of the shopping centre. Lake Ülemiste Peetri Tartu 2h Narva 2h

4 Three floors of shopping with 200 stores The Shopping Centre is committed to continual improvement of the reduction of energy consumption and optimised usage of natural resources. The development represents a new generation of shopping centres where the environmental sustainability has the highest priority: in these new buildings the emphasis is on natural lighting, low energy systems and on the architectural integration. City square: Tallinn s resplendent new calling card Impressive atriums four storeys high Unprecedented floor dedicated to entertainment: 11,500 m 2 restaurants & cafés / cinema / trampolining centre / autodrome / adventure park / party rooms for children / Lottemaa-themed café T1 ferris wheel: top height at apex 120 m. The best views over the capital from the tallest ferris wheel in northern and eastern Europe FUTURE NOW! We are the shopping centre of the future in the present where things are yet about to happen. We have everything for everyone: a unique combination of entertainment, food and shops. We ll open our doors in The future is now! TALLINN. TERMINAL. TOUCHPOINT. TEMPERAMENTAL. TOWERING. 55,000 m 2 of leasable space over four floors Spacious and convenient parking 2017 Easy access to the shopping centre and Suur- Sõjamäe Street for pedestrians and light traffic

5 3 RD FLOOR Entertainment ROOF Parking area 200 spaces Ferris wheel 120 m tall at apex Multiplex cinema 3000 m² Trampolining centre 2 ND FLOOR Lifestyle Entertainment centre 6000 m² Party rooms for children Lottemaa-theme café Extension to be constructed with bus & train terminal 1500 m² Restaurants 2000 m² Lifestyle stores 6000 m² T Parking area 200 spaces 1 ST FLOOR Fashion Shoe stores 3000 m² Extension with access to bus & train terminal 1500 m² Sporting goods 2000 m² GROUND FLOOR Quick shopping CITY SQUARE Parking area 200 spaces Book store 600 m² Extension with city square and bus & train terminal 4000 m² Fashion m² Hypermarket 6000 m² Services 2000 m² Cafés 1500 m² Fashion 4000 m² TABLE OF CONTENTS SHOPPING CENTRE

6 T1 / TRADE AREA ESTONIA RETAIL VOLUME GROWTH GLOBAL EUROPE ESTONIA STATISTA.COM % +1.4% EUROSTAT % Growth indicators for retail trade in Europe (+1.4%) are below those for global growth (+4.1%), led by the United States and Asia. Estonia s retail trade growth (+6.9%) is among the highest in Europe. Forecasts for the coming years indicate that this trend is likely to continue. TALLINN ESTONIA AND TALLINN Economic tiger on the crossroads of culture Population in capital (Tallinn) GDP growth Credit rating 4G mobile communications coverage Internet users 1.3 MLN % A1, AA+ 95% 77% Tallinn is the capital of Estonia and its biggest city, with a population of 400,000. Public transport is well developed and covers the entire city, of which the Old Town and its high-rise city centre make Tallinn the country s biggest centre of tourism and business. There are no true shopping malls here: all trade is concentrated in shopping centres, visitors to which are always looking for a more integral experience. Estonia is already known as the Silicon Valley of Northern Europe, the birthplace of innovative information technology solutions and a place where start-ups enjoy a high rate of success. A great deal of attention is paid to both the country and Tallinn in particular by local and foreign investors. Estonia is culturally independent, although influenced by Scandinavia, Germany and Slavic culture. The business culture here is at the same level as in Western Europe and Estonians are ranked 8th in the world in terms of their skills in English as a foreign language*. The outlook of the Estonian economy is among the most promising in Europe: GDP growth in 2014 was 2.5% and CEPII forecasts suggest that the country s GDP per capita could equal that of the Nordic economies (Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Norway) by 2025**. * The Great Shift: Macroeconomic projections for the world economy at the 2050 horizon. CEPII. February Retrieved 21 August ** EF EPI / EF English Proficiency Index 2014

7 PRO KAPITAL The developer of Baltic success stories T1 is being developed by the Pro Kapital Group, which has established more than 180,000 m2 of memories, homes, stores and success stories in Tallinn, Riga and Vilnius since Kristiine Keskus (Tallinn) and Domina Shopping (Riga) both proved to be retail trade pioneers. For more information see T1 future arrives in 2017 Be prepared! PRO KAPITAL GROUP PÕHJA PST. 21, TALLINN, ESTONIA KRISTIINE CENTRE Tallinn This was the first modern shopping centre in Tallinn. It has 42,000 m2 of leasable space. It is currently under the ownership of Citycon Oyj. We know that to create the right kind of atmosphere and feeling you need more than just eye-catching architecture and a great location. It s likely that we ll only be able to make T1 truly special by working with our operators and not only in financial terms. By merging our vision and experience we can create together a new-generation shopping centre, and the joint contribution its cooperation partners make will produce added value for the entire city. Allan Remmelkoor T1 team DOMINA SHOPPING Riga This was one of the first shopping centres in Riga. It has 46,000 m2 of leasable space. It is currently under the ownership of KanAm Grundinvest. WORKING TOWARDS A PERFECT FUTURE

8 SEE YOU IN THE FUTURE! ALLAN REMMELKOOR Member of the Management Board Phone GSM KRISTJAN KASK Sales Director Phone GSM