A long-term lease for approximately 300 square metres of catering and retail space has been arranged at Schadowstraße 78 in Düsseldorf. Aengevelt Immobilien brokered this transaction for Kikis Kitchen, who will open their new location at the end of 2026. The landlord was represented by Argali Eckhaus GmbH. The property is located in a modern office and commercial building on a prominent corner plot on Schadowstraße, which, along with Königsallee, is considered the central axis of Düsseldorf city centre and ranks among Germany's leading retail locations.
Schadowstraße is characterised by a high pedestrian frequency of up to 130,000 people per day and offers excellent connections to public transport. Its position among the highest-turnover shopping streets nationwide creates an optimal basis for catering and retail concepts.
The owner of Kikis Kitchen, Kiki Aweimer, commented on the settlement, emphasising that Schadowstraße is the ideal location for her concept. She highlighted that the prominent corner position and proximity to the pedestrian zone allow for optimal accessibility for guests and customers. The modern, bright, and generously proportioned property provides all the prerequisites for a successful start in Düsseldorf. Additionally, Hamza Aweimer, also an owner of Kikis Kitchen, explained that with the new location, the company aims to make Kikis Kitchen an experience in one of Germany's most attractive shopping streets. The goal is to establish a place where high-quality products, hospitality, and a special brand experience come together.
Tim Odenbrett, letting expert at Aengevelt Immobilien in Düsseldorf, who oversaw the brokerage, stated that Aengevelt had already provided advisory services during the acquisition of the property and subsequently supported its market positioning. With Kikis Kitchen, a tenant has been found who will fully utilise the qualities of the location. Max Aengevelt, managing partner of Aengevelt Immobilien, added that his company comprehensively supported the owner during both transactions. The assumption of property management, which is usually exclusively undertaken for family-owned properties, underlines the high level of trust and the special collaboration.
The property is undergoing a further significant development: by the end of August 2026, the first German “Kronospan Design Center” will open there. This facility will offer interior designers, designers, and developers the opportunity to experience Kronospan's products and current design trends together with their customers. This establishment complements the use of the property and contributes to the further attractiveness of Schadowstraße.
