Em Rio das Ostras, empresa anuncia construção de novo shopping na cidade

In Rio das Ostras, Company Announces Construction of New Mall in the City

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 19/02/2021 at 11:38

Updated on 19/02/2021 at 12:59

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Metromalls Announced on Its Social Media That the Municipality of Rio das Ostras Will Have a New Mall with 103 Stores, 15 Food Outlets, and 84 Commercial Rooms

Metromalls is a company created by experienced professionals in the Shopping Centers sector, with experience throughout Brazil. The company’s main objective is to meet the demand for management and development of projects in the interior of the states. Yesterday (February 18), the company announced through its social media the latest project, the construction of a mall in the city of Rio das Ostras, in the state of Rio de Janeiro.

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The new mall in the city will feature: 103 stores, 15 food outlets, 4 restaurants, 4 anchors, 2 mega stores, 1 cinema with 5 screens, 20 kiosks, 84 commercial rooms, and 2 party halls. The project will be called Rio das Ostras Plaza.

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Some of its clients and projects: Guarus Plaza, Mercadão Nova Iguaçu, Rio das Ostras Plaza Shopping, Center Plaza São Francisco, Goytacaz Mall, Iguaçu Decor, Iguaçu Gourmet, Búzios Village Mall, Espaço Saúde & Mall, Shopping Av 28, Pelinca Mall, Outlet Macaé, Shopping Guarapari, Itaperuna Plaza, Via Mall Campos, Shopping Jardim Esperança, Open Mall Cabo Frio, Araruama Plaza Shopping, Shopping Miguel Pereira, Estação Gourmet Miguel Pereira, Via Mall Mangaratiba.

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In Rio das Ostras, Company Announces Construction of New Mall in the City

Metromalls Announced on Its Social Media That the Municipality of Rio das Ostras Will Have a New Mall with 103 Stores, 15 Food Outlets, and 84 Commercial Rooms

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