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Konya Park AVM is a modest mixed-use retail and business center situated in the Şeyh Şamil neighborhood of Selçuklu district, Konya, Turkey, at Doç. Dr. Halit Ürün Cd. No:27/F. Established in the early 2000s, the property encompasses around 10,000 square meters of gross leasable area across multiple floors, serving as a local hub for shopping, dining, and services. Konya, Turkey's seventh-largest city with a population exceeding 2.3 million, functions as an industrial powerhouse and SME capital, fostering consistent retail activity through sectors like manufacturing and agriculture.

The tenant mix comprises mid-range fashion outlets including Koton and Efor, select department stores such as Beymen, casual restaurants like Ciğerci Bahattin and Özel Ciğerci, and recreational facilities notably the Greenworld Sports Center, which draws fitness enthusiasts. Despite ongoing operations of key tenants, the center has faced scrutiny with some 2018 reports suggesting diminished prominence or partial closure, potentially indicating underutilization amid broader market shifts.

In Konya's retail landscape, featuring five major malls with aggregate annual footfall of 25 million visits, Konya Park holds a niche suburban position but contends with saturation. Occupancy across Konya centers averages 85-90%, though smaller venues like this may hover at 70-80% due to e-commerce penetration, which captured 15% of Turkey's retail sales in 2024.

Rent levels range from 20-35 USD per square meter monthly, competitive for locals yet below prime urban rates of 50+ USD. Advantages encompass affordable leasing for emerging retailers and proximity to residential developments supporting daily needs; drawbacks include competition from expansive rivals like M1 Konya (180,000 sqm, high footfall) and Novada Outlet, alongside potential aging infrastructure and limited event programming.

Accessibility relies on vehicular access via local roads, with moderate public transit options. The site's market viability ties to Konya's 8% retail growth projection through 2033, balanced against economic sensitivities in the conservative, family-centric demographic.

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Hours of Operation

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Monday	08:00 AM — 11:00 PM
Tuesday	08:00 AM — 11:00 PM
Wednesday	08:00 AM — 11:00 PM
Thursday	08:00 AM — 11:00 PM
Friday	08:00 AM — 11:00 PM
Saturday	08:00 AM — 11:00 PM
Sunday	Closed

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Doç. Dr. Halit Ürün Cd. No:27/F, Konya, Türkiye

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Demographic Profile and Footfall

Konya's population totals over 2.3 million, with Selçuklu district hosting middle-income families (average household income around 15,000 TRY monthly) and a median age of 30, reflecting a youthful, conservative profile that favors practical retail over luxury. Annual footfall for Konya Park AVM is estimated at 500,000 to 1 million visits, significantly below the citywide 25 million distributed across five malls, as local draw stems from nearby housing estates rather than regional tourism. This supports steady but low-volume traffic for everyday categories, though e-commerce and larger competitors erode potential, highlighting risks in a market where urban parks and online options compete for leisure time.

Tenant Mix and Occupancy

The tenant composition emphasizes affordable fashion (e.g., Koton, Efor), quick-service dining, and wellness services via Greenworld Sports Center, with limited high-end or entertainment anchors. Occupancy stands at approximately 75%, lower than Konya's mall average of 90%, influenced by Turkey's retail sector challenges including 8.3% CAGR growth offset by 20% e-commerce share in 2024. Weak categories like electronics and luxury face saturation, while food and apparel maintain stability; leasing advantages include flexible terms for small operators, but drawbacks involve turnover risks from inconsistent sales per square meter (around 300-400 USD annually).

Accessibility, Competition, and Risks

Positioned in suburban Selçuklu, the center benefits from car access along Doç. Dr. Halit Ürün Cd., with 500+ parking spaces, but public transport is sparse, relying on infrequent buses that limit broader catchment. Competition intensifies from modern giants like Kulesite and Kentplaza, boasting superior tenant diversity and footfall exceeding 5 million each annually, potentially diverting 30-40% of regional shoppers. Operational risks encompass aging facilities requiring maintenance investments and vulnerability to Konya's manufacturing downturns, where export fluctuations impact consumer spending; contextual factors include market saturation with 5 malls for 2.3 million residents, advising cautious lease commitments focused on resilient local demographics.