The development of the region’s largest retail project is underway. Sigma Park in Darłowo has entered a critical phase, with commercialization efforts also gaining momentum. Residents of Darłowo and the surrounding area can now look forward to the opening of this modern retail center. The developer, Sigma Park, has secured a final building permit. This new retail park is set to transform the region’s commercial landscape while streamlining daily shopping for both local residents and the hundreds of thousands of tourists who visit the area. The facility is scheduled to open next year.

Sigma Park is being built on a site spanning over 5 hectares. The first phase will see the opening of approximately 20 stores—featuring well-known brands—as well as dining outlets. The scale of the site allows for future expansion and provides space for a recreational area, including a playground and a venue for hosting various events, such as concerts and markets—offering entertainment for vacationers while generating additional revenue for tenants.

The anchor tenant will be the grocery chain Lidl, which will open a store featuring its latest format. Other tenants will include both Polish and international brands across sectors such as fashion, sports, health and beauty, pharmaceuticals, footwear, home appliances, and fitness—with names including Media Expert, TEDi, and Pepco. The project will also feature a drive-thru restaurant operated by a well-known food service brand. For customers arriving by car, the site will offer several hundred spacious parking spots, ensuring convenient access to the entire complex.

Sigma Park will be the only modern retail park in Darłowo. The development will be situated near the city center, hotels, and beaches, while also being located by one of the main roundabouts at the entrance to the city, directly adjacent to national road no. 37. Darłowo, Darłówko, and the surrounding area attract over half a million tourists annually, yet until now, the region has lacked a modern retail offering.

The facility is scheduled to open in the second half of next year.

The project is being developed by a company whose primary shareholder is Jerzy Olszewski—an entrepreneur active in the maritime tourism transport sector along the Polish coast. He also holds interests in various retail projects—both operational and in development—across northern Poland, with a total leasable area of ​​approximately 50,000 square meters.

The project was designed by ALFA Pracownia Projektowa from Legnica, a firm known for developing retail parks for investors such as Karuzela and Redkom.

The general contractor for the project is Przedsiębiorstwo Budowlane Paweł Ciastowicz, a company that has been active in the construction market continuously since 1986. Its portfolio includes the construction of over 320 discount grocery stores, numerous retail parks, warehouse and production facilities, as well as residential developments, bank branches, and educational buildings.

Mallson Polska is responsible for the project’s overall commercial concept, including the leasing strategy for the retail space.