Roma Outlet Village, due to open by the end of 2026 (with an investment of 100 million)

The opening is scheduled for the second half of 2026, with a total investment – estimated – at around 100 million euros. On the site previously occupied by the ‘former’ Soratte Outlet, the new Roma Outlet Village is set to be built. This large shopping centre, which has been closed for almost 10 years, will be reborn in the coming months thanks to an investment by Arcus Immobiliare, a company belonging to the Percassi Group.

Luca Nasi, general manager of Arcus Real Estate, explained this during Mapic 2025 – the event dedicated to retail property in Cannes, which concluded yesterday. The outlet’s revitalisation plan – which, including shops and pedestrian walkways, covers approximately 55,000 square metres, with car parks situated beneath – aims to establish over 100 retail outlets featuring brands that focus on a less extreme and more ‘accessible’ form of luxury, spanning homewares, personal care and accessories. The revitalisation plan provides for around 2,500 car parking spaces, with the aim of attracting both Romans and tourists – both Italian and foreign – from a potential catchment area (i.e. within an hour’s drive of the destination, comprising 3.8 million inhabitants). The pre-let has already reached 55 per cent and is continuing.