m 2 of business space in the best commercial spot! Raahen Portti Trade and Services RAAHEN PORTTI

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1 m 2 of business space in the best commercial spot! Raahen Portti Trade and Services The Gateway of Raahe

2 The Gateway of Raahe Trade and Services m 2 2

3 Location of the Raahen Portti Oslo Stockholm Oulu Raahe Kokkola Helsinki Tallinn St. Petersburg Hanhikivi 1, Fennovoima nuclear power station Pyhäjoki 65 km Kokkola 30 km 30 km Kalajoki 80 km 65 km Oulu RAAHE Oulainen Siikajoki Raahen Portti, close-range distances. E8 Riga Raahe Copenhagen Vilnius E8 88 Berlin Warsaw Minsk Pyhäjoki Raahen Portti, regions of influence and population. 3

4 Raahenportti in Raahe RAAHE CENTRE OLLINKARI To Oulu KUMMATTI E8 8 JUNNILANMÄKI TIKKAMÄKI m 2 8 Raahe To Vaasa 88 SALOINEN HONGANPALO 4

5 Illustration of the main entrance 5

6 Illustration of the exterior 6

7 Thriving Raahe now and in the future Raahe is traditionally a seaport, school and industrial town. This pleasant seafront town of timber buildings has developed into an actively-growing regional hub. Construction is underway in Raahe. New houses are being built along the streets of Kauppakatu, Fellmanin puistokatu and Palokunnankatu, e.g. in the seashore area and adjacent to the old City Hall. There is a proposal to re-build an entire half a block, opposite Härkätori. The proposal includes residential accommodation, as well as business and office premises, up to a total investment value of some 20 million. The catalysts for the development of Raahe consist of its new seaport, Rautaruukki s steel manufacturing plant, wind farm projects, and the nuclear power plant project in Pyhäjoki. All of the above are supported by Raahe s forthcoming commercial seaport: Trade and Service Centre of m² in size, located in Mettalanmäki, in Raahe, with a total investment value of 80 million! The new trade centre is perfectly suited to promote development in the Raahe region now and in the future. Positive industrial development is predicted for Raahe and its surrounding districts, which will have a clear impact on the buying power in the area, while also increasing the volume of traffic. The reformed Port of Raahe, together with the change of ownership of Rautaruukki, also indicates this. Due to its central location, the Kokkolantie junction at Mettalanmäki, leading to Highway 8 and Raahe town centre, is an excellent zone for business. The planned trade and service centre for the area - the Raahen Portti Shopping Centre will be built as a modern and unified business entity, all housed under one roof. In Mettalanmäki, a construction area of m² has been reserved in the city plan for trade and accommodation purposes. It is proposed to build business premises to meet the needs of everyday and specialist goods trade. The higher end of the trade centre, towards Highway 8, will see the construction of hotels and office premises. Whatever your line of business, the Raahen Portti Shopping Centre truly offers the top trading spot in the region. 7

8 VAASA OULU RAAHE City Zoning Plan The present zoning plan allows for the construction on two floors of a trade, service and everyday goods centre, rising to 15 floors in respect of the hotel. The planning permission includes a m² area in total for trade, specialist trade and office premises. An area of floor m² has been reserved for everyday trade goods. The planning permission makes provision for floor m² for hotel and accommodation use. Construction may be effected in stages. Parking spaces available for everyday goods trade consist of 1 space/20 floor m², and 1 space/60 floor m² for other purposes. The provincial zoning plan for the Northern Ostrobothnia region is subject HOTEL XV to approval by the Ministry of Environment. Upon approval, the zoning plan will enable the flow of everyday trade goods through Mettalanmäki, up to the COMMERCIAL PREMISES HI GROSS AREA approx km² volume of m². Raahe and the Raahe Region The Raahe region consists of Raahe, Pyhäjoki and Vihanti. The average age of the SERVICE AND LOADING population in the region, compared to the rest of the country, is relatively young. Age divisions are as follows: Age 0-14, 19.4%; 15-64, 62,5%; over 64, 18.1%. Of those employed in the Raahe area, 35% come from Pyhäjoki, 25% from Siikajoki and 20% from Vihanti. Population growth forecast, by 2030, is 1.7%. 41.5% of jobs in the area are industrial, 36.7% in services, 5.4% in building and construction, and 1% in agriculture and forestry. Raahe is the second largest town in Northern Ostrobothnia and, equally, the SHOP, CAR WASH, FAST FOOD RESTAURANT Port of Raahe is Northern Ostrobothnia s second largest. The biggest employer in the district is Rautaruukki. In 2007, Raahe employed persons. The people employed by the industry and service sectors in Raahe have buy- LORRIES FUEL STATION ing power. Consumers select their shopping places on the basis of location, availability, quality, range of goods and price. Proposed development plan for the area of Raahe Mettalanmäki. Population growth Raahe Raahe region

9 The Gateway of Raahe en route home and within easy reach of passers-by The Raahen Portti Shopping Centre is situated in the immediate vicinity of Highway 8 the main highway in Western Finland. Highway 8, throughout its length, encompasses jobs, and 40% of all Finnish cargo travels via the seaports located along Highway 8. New jobs created by the forthcoming Raahen Portti Shopping Centre impact the economy as far afield as 100 km from Raahe. The volume of traffic in the Raahen Portti Shopping Centre region is growing rapidly, forecasts are continually revised upwards. A key role in the plan is played by the smooth flow of traffic and ample parking spaces. A grade-separated crossing in Raahe Mettalanmäki, at the corner of the future shopping centre, is subject to planning and development in Raahe. The Raahen Portti Shopping Centre, which will be erected at the junction of Highway 8 and Kokkolantie, the road leading to Raahe town centre, will offer improved services both to the town of Raahe and to any passers-by. The trade centre area is located around one kilometre outside Raahe town centre and, at the busiest times, it is passed by up to vehicles daily, which already forms a strong customer base for the trade centre. Old city Raahe Raahe CITYMARKET Pattijoki E An attractive business concept and a wide selection of services available on a daily basis enable increased customer volumes, which will escalate the influx of customers for all trade centre business operators. In 2012, the daily volume of traffic, on average, was measured to be the greatest on the roads surrounding Raahe. Some vehicles per day trav E8 elled between Raahe and Revonlahti. Between Raahe and Pyhäjoki, depending on the section of the road, travelled vehicles per day Mettalanmäki 1 2 km m 2 Raahe road traffic volumes in 2008 and the location of commercial services. 9

10 Employment and Buying Power The self-sufficiency of Raahe in terms of jobs is nearly 120%. The area also attracts buying power from its surroundings and neighbouring municipalities, within a wide range. In the Raahe district, buying power for everyday goods trade amounts to more than 80m and, in 2013, it was over 100m. Strong economic grounds exist for an additional m² investment in everyday goods trade. In 2009, the transition level of everyday goods trade to Raahe was +12%. In the Raahe district, buying power for specialist goods trade amounts to more than 110m and, in that respect, there is an on-going transition away from Raahe. The transition level in 2009 was -3%. By 2030, there will be renewed demand in Raahe for specialist goods trade to the volume of m², with the buying power of nearly 160m. Current Services in Raahe Currently, everyday goods trade services are mainly situated along Kokkolantie. Specialist goods trade services are located in town centre, which is incapable of expansion, because the centre is restricted to the area bordered by the Old Town and the railway. As such, the only logical direction for expansion is towards Mettalanmäki. Development in disposable household income, on average, in the district of Raahe

11 Preliminary business concept of m² for the Gateway of Raahe Everyday goods trade Building and steel supplies Warehouse outlet Home decoration Utility goods Furniture Everyday goods trade m² Utility goods m² Building and steel supplies m² Warehouse outlet m² Home decoration m² Furniture m² Household appliances m² Spare parts and boat sales m² Motor vehicle supplies m² Hotel m² Welfare services m² Hotel Welfare services Motor vehicle supplies Spare parts and boat sales Household appliances Specialisation Enhances Appeal The Raahen Portti Shopping Centre has every opportunity to enhance its appeal through specialisation while, at the same time, expanding its sphere of influence. The starting point and number one objective for the Raahen Portti Shopping Centre consists of a diverse selection of userfriendly and enjoyable services. Easy, jam-free access from all directions supports the settling in the area of services such as fuel and service stations, hotel and restaurant facilities and everyday goods trade, and specialist trade in construction, furniture, decorating, gardening and household appliances. Parking for over vehicles will be built on ground level in the area. The target group of the Raahen Portti Shopping Centre comprise the residents of Raahe and the district, as well as the residents of Northern Ostrobothnia, and motorists and tourists travelling on Highway 8. The shopping centre is situated at the start of Raahe s quality passage and so forms a gateway to the commercial Raahe, shopping and the town s services. The Raahen Portti Shopping Centre complements and diversifies the specialist trading already on offer in Raahe town centre. The forthcoming shopping centre will also avert specialist trade buying power from moving away from Raahe. 11

12 GST Graafinen Studio 2014 Reserve your place! Raahen Portti Oy Jukka Vitikka, tel. (+358) (0) Pentti Karjalainen, tel. (+358) (0) Veli-Matti Välikangas, tel. (+358) (0) The Gateway of Raahe Further information: Jukka Vitikka, Vanhalantie 2, Oulu, tel. (+358)(0) , Veli-Matti Välikangas, Kirkkokatu 10 A 41, Oulu, tel. (+358)(0) , veli-matti.valikangas@vmv.fi Pentti Karjalainen, Valtatie 21, Oulu, tel. (+358)(0) ,