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MEDIA RELEASE FROM SKYLINE INVESTMENTS LTD
25 February, 2016. For immediate release
Louis Vuitton to open Queenstown store in Skyline’s new Marine Parade building
Skyline Investments is pleased to
announce that Louis Vuitton will open a new store to be
located in Skyline’s new building on the corner of Marine
Parade and Church Street in the heart of Queenstown.
“We are delighted to be moving to a new location in Queenstown. The fine new building, the unique lake front location on Marine Parade and the quality of other tenants all combine to create a premium enclave consistent with our brand positioning,” says Philip Corne, Chief Executive Officer, Louis Vuitton Oceania.
Joining Louis Vuitton will be the renowned New Zealand fashion brand World, which will be opening its first Queenstown store on the Church Street side of the building.
“We have been looking for the perfect opportunity in Queenstown for a number of years. With the development of this exceptional site we have found it. We are very excited to open our second South Island luxury boutique in what will be a beautiful new building with two iconic brands as our neighbours,” says Benny Castles, Director of World.
Completing the ground floor tenants will be a restaurant and café operated by and connected to the famous Eichardt’s Private Hotel.
“The new building and the brand positioning of our fellow tenants compliment the established premium brand that is Eichardt’s,” says Andrew Cox, Managing Director of Imperium Group, which owns Eichardt’s Private Hotel.
Construction on the site is progressing well and tenants expect to be open for business by the third quarter of the year.
Skyline Enterprises CEO Jeff Staniland says: “We are very pleased that Louis Vuitton have chosen to locate their new store in our building, which together with World and Eichardt’s, will create a luxury precinct fitting for this prime Queenstown waterfront site.”
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