Leasing, advertising & community

Leasing a unit

The Chaguanas Main Road is the primary commercial corridor of Trinidad's fastest-growing town. Centre City has stood on it since the 1980s, has been significantly renovated, and has plans to expand further.

The glazed stair and lift tower on the side of the car park, vehicles parked in front.
The site todayBefore the expansion George Aboud & Sons Limited
1980s
Trading since

One of three malls built in downtown Chaguanas during the boom.

83,489
Borough population

2011 census. Up from 6,177 in 1980 — the fastest growth in the country.

4.0★
From 442 reviews

A four-star public rating across more than four hundred reviews.

Main Rd
Primary corridor

Directly on the borough's main commercial street, among its shopping plazas.

The bigger plan

“…significantly renovated and there are future plans to expand further to become the largest mall in the Caribbean.

— Wikipedia, Chaguanas. If you want a unit before that happens, now is the conversation.

Why here

What the site does for you

Availability

There is no public vacancy list

Talk to the letting office. Unit sizes, availability and terms are handled directly by mall management — they will tell you what is free and what it costs.

Leasing, advertising and venue enquiries all go to the mall office on +1 868-665-0888 or [email protected]. Use the form below and it will draft that email for you.

Advertising & marketing

Reaching the Main Road

Your neighbours here are your marketing. Centre City sits directly on the Chaguanas Main Road with the traffic that comes with it, and the mall pushes shop news, trading hours and market days out through its own Facebook, Instagram and Linktree.

What sits behind it is the footfall of a family-oriented community mall directly on the Chaguanas Main Road, in a borough of 83,000 people that grew thirteenfold in thirty years. In-mall placement, food court presence and Up Market stalls are all arranged through the mall office.

Community

A community mall, by its own definition

“Community shopping mall” is the first thing Centre City says about itself, and the Mother's Day Up Market backs it up — the mall opens its floor to outside vendors and runs the registration itself.

Guides to the mall also note that it “often hosts events and promotions that showcase Trinidadian traditions”. If you run a community group, a school fundraiser or a craft collective and want to be part of one, the mall office is the place to ask.

Enquire

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