Icône

Strategically located in the heart of the Golden Triangle, Icon captivates and projects a strong image and a sense of pride, emanating from its façade and the surrounding neighborhood.

Created in 1929 by Philippe Chiambaretta, the architect behind the Champs-Elysées rehabilitation project, this former Citroën showroom stands out with its terraces and patios offering spectacular views over all of Paris.

Its Chambord double-helix staircase, blending Art Deco history and modernity, provides access to workspaces while facilitating horizontal and vertical circulation.

680 sq.m of commercial space available in total (436 sq.m of retail space on the ground floor + 245 sq.m of storage space available at the candidate's discretion).

8.6 million people pass by the shop annually compared to 6.3 million per year before COVID, making it a highly frequented area with 110,000 pedestrians per week (a mix of office workers and daily tourists).

Icône boasts a powerful 11-meter linear façade and a 3-meter ceiling height.

Suitable for various types of activities, the space is minimally constrained by load-bearing elements, making it ideal for a flagship store with the possibility of division. Dominant activities in the area include +30% fashion, +30% dining, and +14.5% beauty and perfumery.

The vacancy rate has decreased by 8% since 2023, showing strong turnover dynamics of brands between 2020 and 2024 (24 new arrivals, 7 transfers, and 27 departures).