
Michael Haslinger
Founder/Chairman
We connect people, brands and places. Your partner for retail and outlet destinations across Europe.
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Concepts that understand locations and create opportunities.
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03Retail and marketing expertise for lively destinations.
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“Outlets are no longer bargain hunters’ paradises; they are the new stage for brand storytelling and customer experiences.”MICHAEL HASLINGER FOUNDER / CHAIRMAN
Experience, expertise and an international network. Meet the people who bring our projects to life.
About Haslinger
Founder/Chairman

Leasing Executive & Secretary

Leasing & Project Assistant

Finance Manager

Marketing & IT/AI Process Manager

Consultant Leasing (Extern)

Consultant Retail & Marketing (Extern)

Marketing Manager

Marketing Assistant

Retail Manager

Content Marketing Creator
22/07/2021
City Outlet Bad Münstereifel, which was hit particularly hard by the flooding, plans to partially reopen as early as September. "We have set ourselves the ambitious goal of reopening the first shops in six to eight weeks," says Michael Haslinger. "It's unimaginable the momentum on the ground right now. Hundreds of people are helping, many things have already been cleared up and trucks are driving the rubble out of the city every minute. The situation is getting better day by day." In the meantime, the first expert reports on the condition of the historic buildings are available: "Most of them are probably intact and not in danger of collapsing," says Haslinger. Main investor Marc Brucherseifer is also very optimistic. Matthias Dürr, Director Retail & Marketing, coordinates what is happening on site. The tenants of the City Outlet are also all behind a reopening in Bad Münstereifel as soon as possible. The goal is set: "The first shops should open in six to eight weeks, and all of them by the end of the year." Of course, as far as the flair is concerned, a few compromises will have to be made at first. The romantic riverside wall and also a large part of the cobblestone streets have been destroyed. Haslinger: "But that, too, will be restored in time."

