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Environment/Nature | 3 July, 2008 [ 14:00 ]
Construction begins on $20 million mall in Trujillo, Peru
Living in Peru
Israel J. Ruiz
In statements released on Thursday, Malls Peru announced the start of the construction of a new shopping center in the northern region of La Libertad.
It was reported that Malls Peru is to invest $20 million in the construction of a new shopping center in Trujillo, the capital of La Libertad.
The new shopping center, which has been named Los Jardines Open Plaza, is the fifth of the open plaza shopping centers Malls Peru has invested in.
Los Jardines Open Plaza is to be built on the 25,000 square meter (269,098 square foot) piece of land where Los Jardines Hotel used to be.
It will have a Tottus supermarket, a Sodimac hardware store as well as establishments such as Banco de Crédito del Perú (BCP), BBVA Banco Continental, Radio Shack, Lavanderías Pressto and Do It.
The shopping center will also have restaurants such as China Wok and Norky's among others.
Los Jardines Open Plaza will directly employ 1,000 people and indirectly provide jobs for 3,000 more, said the general manager of Malls Peru, Jose Antonio Contreras.
It has been estimated that the shopping center will be built in six months and be inaugurated by the end of this year.
Israel J. Ruiz
In statements released on Thursday, Malls Peru announced the start of the construction of a new shopping center in the northern region of La Libertad.It was reported that Malls Peru is to invest $20 million in the construction of a new shopping center in Trujillo, the capital of La Libertad.
The new shopping center, which has been named Los Jardines Open Plaza, is the fifth of the open plaza shopping centers Malls Peru has invested in.
Los Jardines Open Plaza is to be built on the 25,000 square meter (269,098 square foot) piece of land where Los Jardines Hotel used to be.
It will have a Tottus supermarket, a Sodimac hardware store as well as establishments such as Banco de Crédito del Perú (BCP), BBVA Banco Continental, Radio Shack, Lavanderías Pressto and Do It.
The shopping center will also have restaurants such as China Wok and Norky's among others.
Los Jardines Open Plaza will directly employ 1,000 people and indirectly provide jobs for 3,000 more, said the general manager of Malls Peru, Jose Antonio Contreras.
It has been estimated that the shopping center will be built in six months and be inaugurated by the end of this year.
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4 Comments
# Good Deal says :
3 July, 2008 [ 15:46 ]
Only 20 mil to build a shopping mall that will employ 1,000 people, and indirectly 3,000 more? Sign me up!! What will they be using? Lincoln Logs, mud bricks, paper plaster, pixy sticks, & legos?
# Michael says :
3 July, 2008 [ 17:01 ]
Hey! You're not allowed to import Legos into Peru! And you can't use playing cards either!
# Joey says :
3 July, 2008 [ 22:31 ]
Ignorance is bliss "good deal"
# george says :
19 July, 2008 [ 15:37 ]
i think 20 million dolars is enougth, to built this mall , if some american people spend a little time in peru , can learn about the peruvian creativity, its amazing , the can do many things whit little money , trust me , congratulations my peruvians friends , go ahead !!!!!!!!!Add your comment
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