Espacio Coruña
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UnclaimedEspacio Coruña is a mixed-use shopping and leisure centre in A Coruña, Spain, opened in 2009 and owned by the Inbisa group.
Last updated September 26, 2026
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Overview
Espacio Coruña is a shopping and leisure centre located in the city of A Coruña, in the Galicia region of north-western Spain. It opened on 20 October 2009 after three years of construction, with an investment budget of 120 million euros. The centre was developed as a mixed-use destination combining retail, dining, entertainment, sport, health, training and office space, and it is one of the larger commercial complexes in the city. The centre covers approximately 41,000 square metres of built area, with the official website describing around 40,000 square metres of space dedicated to shopping, sport, leisure, health, training and offices, within a wider site of more than 100,000 square metres. Its design emphasises natural light and accessible architecture. Anchor and key tenants have included a Mercadona supermarket, and the centre originally featured a leisure plaza with a children's play area and eight cinema screens, one of them equipped with 3D projection and special effects. Parking is a major feature: the centre provides around 2,000 parking spaces, and the official website highlights free parking, dedicated motorcycle and bicycle parking, and additional services such as baby changing rooms, pet-friendly access, touch information screens, car washing and a bus and taxi stop. Ownership of Espacio Coruña has changed several times. In May 2013 the centre was acquired by Eneas Real Estate. In October 2013 it came under the management of Blackstone. In August 2017 it changed hands again when it was bought by the Basque group Inbisa, which remains its owner. The centre holds environmental, BREEAM Final and accessibility certifications. In recent years Espacio Coruña has pursued a diversification strategy, adding new operators and tenants. According to its official website, the centre has closed contracts for 3,300 square metres with four new companies and is working on bringing in a new cinema operator, while also strengthening its model with the arrival of Sutega. The centre markets itself as a "todo en uno" (all-in-one) destination where supermarket, shops, leisure, dining, fitness and professional services are available in the same place, with units offered for sale and rent.
History
Espacio Coruña was developed as a shopping and leisure centre in the city of A Coruña, Galicia, Spain. Construction took three years and the centre was inaugurated on 20 October 2009, with a budget of 120 million euros. At opening it comprised approximately 41,000 square metres and included a Mercadona supermarket, a leisure plaza with a children's play area, and eight cinema screens, one of which featured 3D projection and special effects. Parking was provided for 2,000 cars. Ownership changed several times in the 2010s. In May 2013 the centre was acquired by Eneas Real Estate. In October 2013 it came under the management of Blackstone. In August 2017 it was bought by the Basque group Inbisa, which became its owner. The centre has obtained environmental certification, BREEAM Final certification and an accessibility certificate. In the years that followed, Espacio Coruña repositioned itself as a mixed-use destination. Its official website describes around 40,000 square metres of space for shopping, sport, leisure, health, training and offices within a site of more than 100,000 square metres, with free parking and a wide range of services. Recent news on the site reports that the centre has closed contracts for 3,300 square metres with four new companies, is working to incorporate a new cinema operator, and has strengthened its model with the arrival of Sutega.
- 2017
Centre bought by the Basque group Inbisa.
- 2013
Centre acquired by Eneas Real Estate.
- 2013
Centre comes under the management of Blackstone.
- 2009
Espacio Coruña shopping and leisure centre inaugurated after three years of construction, with a budget of 120 million euros.
Products and positioning
All-in-one mixed-use shopping, leisure and services destination with free parking and a diversified tenant mix.
Shopping centre space
Approximately 40,000 m² of space for shopping, sport, leisure, health, training and offices.
Mercadona supermarket
Anchor supermarket tenant.
Cinema
Originally eight screens, one with 3D projection and special effects; a new cinema operator is being sought.
Free parking
Parking for 2,000 cars, plus dedicated motorcycle and bicycle parking.
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