Pradera Retail Rolls Out Post-Millennial Shopping Center in Shanghai
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Global retail asset management specialist Pradera Retail Asia has opened M-Square at Mosaic Shanghai (pictured).
On the ground floor of Mosaic Shanghai, M-Square assembles brands popular among young consumers such as Korean cosmetic brand Too Cool For School, Taiwanese bubble-tea store Bu’er Tea, coloured contact-lens shop Sweet Color, Hong Kong mixed drink bar Beauty Bowly, fragrance store Scent Boutique, fashion eyewear brand Rebel Without A Clause, and coffee store 72 Now.
Launch day included a ceremony attended by senior executives from Pradera Retail Asia and Mosaic Shanghai, as well as tenant representatives. There were also performances and interactive activities.
Next to three subway exits on East Nanjing Road, Mosaic Shanghai covers 40,270sqm over seven floors offering retail, dining, lifestyle and entertainment. It is one of the entertainment leading malls on the East Nanjing Road.
Mosaic Shanghai is undergoing a business upgrade to provide a shopping experience aimed at young consumers. This will include The Shanghai Dungeon, the first attraction of its type in Asia, set to open this year.
Questions & Answers
Q.What is the overall size of the Mosaic Shanghai development?
What is the overall size of the Mosaic Shanghai development?
Mosaic Shanghai spans 40,270 square metres across seven floors. It provides a mix of retail, dining, lifestyle, and entertainment options for visitors, and is located next to three subway exits.
Q.Which specific types of businesses are featured in M-Square?
Which specific types of businesses are featured in M-Square?
M-Square includes brands popular with young consumers, such as a Korean cosmetic brand, a Taiwanese bubble-tea store, a coloured contact-lens shop, a Hong Kong mixed drink bar, and a fragrance store, alongside fashion eyewear and coffee shops.
Q.What future attraction is planned for Mosaic Shanghai as part of its upgrade?
What future attraction is planned for Mosaic Shanghai as part of its upgrade?
The Shanghai Dungeon, described as the first attraction of its type in Asia, is set to open this year. This forms part of Mosaic Shanghai's business upgrade to enhance the shopping experience for younger consumers.