Overview
- The company announced on Tuesday that it is planning a roughly 6,500 square metre expansion to bring the centre to about 26,000–26,500 m² at an estimated cost near €30 million and that the original architect Batlleiroig will design the work, but gave no firm timetable.
- Viladecans The Style Outlets has recorded more than 25 million visitors since opening and now draws about 4–4.5 million people a year, with cumulative sales up 43% between 2022 and 2025.
- Neinver reported sales rose 8% in the first eight months of 2026 and visitors increased 4.4% over the same period, supporting the operator’s decision to consider adding capacity.
- The centre operates at nearly full occupancy, hosts around 80 shops and 12 food operators, and directly sustains about 1,000 jobs in retail and visitor services.
- Opened in October 2016 after an initial investment of more than €80 million, the outlet benefits from proximity to Barcelona and El Prat airport and markets a roughly even mix of local shoppers and national and international tourists, a dynamic that local officials say boosts the town’s economy even as some small traders express pressure from larger formats and online competition.