CPN Targets 10% Increase in Visitors to Central Park Mall
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At a glance
- Central Park mall in Bangkok attracted about 25 million visitors in its first year, including 10 million foreigners.
- Central Pattana aims to raise visitor traffic by 10% in the mallโs second year.
- The company plans to support growth through new tenants, cultural collaborations, global brands and a pedestrian link to the MRT Silom station.
Central Park mall in Bangkok drew roughly 25 million visitors during its first year, including 10 million foreigners. Its owner, SET-listed Central Pattana, now wants to increase traffic by another 10% in the second year.
The mixed-use development marked its first anniversary after opening on Sept. 4, 2025. The mall currently reports 98% retail occupancy and daily traffic of 65,000 to 75,000 people.
Central Pattana expects visitor numbers to grow as more office tenants move into Central Park Offices after completing their interiors. The Residences at Dusit Central Park achieved 96% sales, while Central Park Offices reached occupancy of more than 80%, according to the company.
The residences are scheduled to open in the fourth quarter of 2026. The company is also preparing a direct pedestrian connection to the underground MRT Silom station, expected around the end of the first quarter or the beginning of the second quarter of 2027.
Kunayudhu Je-dum, asset director of CentralWorld and Central Park at CPN, said the company wants to establish Central Park as a global must-visit destination. It plans to bring international brands to Bangkok through exclusive collections, new concepts, event formats and Thailand-first launches, while using cultural collaborations and global artists to connect Bangkok creativity with international visitors.
We aim to establish Central Park as a global must-visit destination.
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