Eight New Shopping Centers in San Jose

The stores identified are: Lagunilla, Torre 202, Plaza Carolina (stages 1 and 2), Plaza Tempo, Trivium Center, Plaza Lincoln, Paseo Plaza Santo Domingo and Metropolis, according to information provided by Danny Quiros, Market Intelligence Manager of Colliers International , a `real estate consulting firm.

"Most of the works are related to trade and services, although there are three that have been designed for mixed use, as they have space for offices, shops and warehouses (Torre 202, Plaza Tempo and Trivium)", reported Nacion.com.

Source: Nacion.com

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