Non-food retail spaces of more than 20,000 square meters are to close as of Sunday, Castex said. That is to say which ones?
In Côte-d’Or, the Toison d’Or in Dijon is affected by the government announcement, confirms The public good. The Grand Quetigny gallery also greatly exceeds 20,000 square meters.
The Côte-d’Orien daily adds that uncertainty remains regarding Les Portes du Sud in Chenôve. And also concerning Ikea Dijon: its premises are around 23,000 square meters, but the commercial area strictly speaking is less.
In the Rhône, many shopping centers exceed the fateful area of 20,000 square meters, indicates Progress.
We think of the Part-Dieu Tower, of course, but also of the Confluence shopping center, to the south of the Lyon peninsula. For them, that’s for sure, curtain Monday.
The Carré de Soie, Ecully Grand Ouest Saint-Genis 2 are also, a priori, among the shopping centers affected by the measure. But this is not yet officially confirmed.
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