PingProperties welcomes Bagels & Beans to the Eudokiaplein shopping centre

14-09-2017

On Monday 18 September PingProperties’s new lessee Bagels & Beans will open its doors at Eudokiaplein shopping centre in Rotterdam.

 

In June of this year PingProperties concluded a long-term lease for 130 m2 of retail space with the Dutch chain of eateries Bagels & Beans. The retail space was renovated during the past few months and will officially open on 18 September.

About Bagels & Beans
Bagels & Beans is a Dutch chain of eateries that was formed in 1996. Bagels & Beans focuses specifically on a particular type of bread, the bagel, which has long been particularly popular in the United States. Today, in 2017, Bagels & Beans has 72 branches throughout the Netherlands. All the branches are run by franchisees.

Bagels & Beans gets its coffee from the Janson family’s plantation in Panama. This small-scale plantation cultivates the coffee beans organically, which are then picked by hand, and ensures good welfare standards for coffee growers and their families. As for the coffee, it supports the organization Coffee Kids (www.coffeekids.org), an education project for employees and their families on the coffee plantation in Panama. www.bagelsbeans.nl.

About Eudokiaplein
The Eudokia amenities complex, located in Rotterdam-Noord, has a total floor area of approx. 10,527 m² with a modern basement car park directly linked to the shopping centre. The shopping centre, which attracts more than 50,000 visitors each week, is mainly for day-to-day shopping and has a range of shops, including two large supermarkets (Albert Heijn and Aldi). The amenities complex, focusing on care and welfare, gives an extra social dimension for the area. The offices of the Rotterdam-Noord submunicipality, for example, are located here, as are a range of social and care institutions (such as the Youth and Family Centre (Centrum Jeugd Gezin) and the NIDOS Foundation). These users exert a considerable attractive force in the area and complement their neighbourhood and the complex.

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