“e-market city” completes its second phase – the development of a modern “stock office” type shopping town continues

“e-market city”, an online and wholesale shopping town located in a business-friendly location at the intersection of Eišiškių pl. and Geologų Street, is rapidly approaching the end of its second phase. The final construction works are currently underway and the first tenants of the new phase are preparing to move in as early as June-July.

“The predominant floor areas of e-market city – ranging from 370 to 960 m² – are easily combinable and adaptable to a wide range of commercial activities. Existing and potential tenants appreciate the easy accessibility, high quality of construction and fitting-out, functional layout and solid neighbourhood, where well-known companies such as Assa Abloy, Dextera, Skuba, Skuba, Maidina, Šildymas plius, YE International, etc. are already located. The first phase is already 100% leased, while the second phase is still available – we invite you to get in touch”, says Remigijus Valickas, Commercial Real Estate Projects Manager at Ober-Haus.

The project is being developed in three phases on an area of 3.9 ha. The total area of the buildings will exceed 20,000 m² and the total investment in the project will amount to more than EUR 25 million.

For more information about the project and leasing opportunities, visit www.emarketcity.lt

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