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Lifestyle signs 24,000-sq-ft anchor store at The Icon in Faridabad

Our read

Lifestyle anchor raises The Icon's leasing appeal and positions the project as a fashion-and-entertainment destination, contingent on synchronized retail and multiplex delivery.

For operators

Lifestyle’s 24,000-sq-ft Faridabad anchor adds a fashion-led draw to The Icon’s retail-entertainment mix and will require strong launch merchandising and multiplex-linked footfall conversion.

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Construction and possession milestones for The Icon's retail floors.

The report,

Lifestyle has signed a 24,000-sq.-ft. anchor store at Bhumika Realty’s The Icon mixed-use development in Faridabad. The ground-and-first-floor outlet will join PVR INOX’s planned 25,000-sq.-ft. multiplex, strengthening the project’s retail and entertainment mix.

Lifestyle's anchor store at The Icon is 24,000 sq. ft.; the planned multiplex is 25,000 sq. ft.
  • PVR INOX planned multiplex at The Icon25,000 sq. ft.
  • Lifestyle anchor store at The Icon24,000 sq. ft.

Store and format facts

From the report. Source details below

170+ stores across 8 countries

Also in the report

  • 300+ international brands

Other figures

  • 77+ stores in India
  • 44 Indian cities

Next on the rollout

  • Formal opening-date announcement or hiring activity from Lifestyle.
  • Confirmation, screen count, and opening timeline for the proposed PVR INOX multiplex.
  • New lease announcements from national fashion, beauty, F&B, and family-entertainment brands.
  • Competitor promotional campaigns or department-store additions in the Faridabad catchment.

The counter-case

The case against this reading — not reported by the source.

A signed 24,000-sq-ft store is a meaningful commitment, but it does not establish that The Icon can generate sustained footfall or sales productivity. The project’s appeal appears partly dependent on a proposed PVR INOX multiplex, which may face approval, construction, financing, or opening-timeline risk. Faridabad’s catchment, competitive retail supply, consumer spending profile, accessibility, and the store’s expected opening date are not provided. A ground-and-first-floor anchor can also create execution pressure for the developer if adjacent leasing, parking, circulation, and tenant mix do not support destination shopping.

The source

Source Read the source at IMAGES Business of Fashion

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