Habaneras Shopping Centre in Torrevieja closed 2025 with a record 4.9 million visits, a 2% increase on the previous year. Sales rose by 4% between January and December. Since Castellana Properties acquired the centre in 2018, footfall has grown by 20%, with occupancy now at 98.1%.

The company has invested nearly 2 million euros in refurbishments to adapt the site for new brands. Over the past year, twelve commercial operations have been completed, covering more than 3,900 m² through new openings, relocations and refurbishments. New arrivals include JD Sports, Juguettos, Koala Bay, Casa Carmen and Ozone Bowling.

The upper floor has been the focus of a major leisure and dining overhaul. Ozone Bowling has opened a 600 m² entertainment space, introducing QubicaAMF’s Duckpin Bowling to the region for the first time. Big Jump has also been renovated, adding 354 m² of updated inflatable attractions.

Opened in 2005, Habaneras offers 25,021 m² of space, 850 free parking spaces and 66 brands, supporting around 650 jobs. Castellana Properties acquired the centre in 2018 for 80.6 million euros and has continued to reposition it as a leading retail and leisure destination on the Costa Blanca.