A1000 Market opens in Kohtla-Järve
A new A1000 Market opened on February 18th in Kohtla-Järve in the building formerly known to the locals as Prestone shopping centre.
A new shopping center opened in Kopli
A small shopping center in Tallinn’s Kopli district was opened on December 27. The first part of the shopping center opened to the public is a Maxima store, while a Benu pharmacy and an Olympic Casino branch will be opened in the coming days.
Colonna Charity Gala raised a record amount of 104,000 euros in donations for enhancing infertility treatment
This year, just above 104,000 euros were raised at the Colonna end-of-year charity gala. The donated amount will be used for purchasing a modern time-lapse incubator for the Infertility Treatment Centre of East Tallinn Central Hospital and financing other projects of Colonna Charity Foundation.
Completion of a major construction stage of a future shopping centre celebrated in Kopli
On the last days of September, a traditional celebration of completing the roof truss was held to mark an important stage in the construction of a shopping centre to be erected at 69B Kopli Street, in Põhja-Tallinn district of the capital. The owner and developer of the building is Colonna, and the general contractor is Eston Ehitus AS.
Colonna purchased the Luminor bank office building in Riga
Colonna has purchased the Luminor bank office building at 12 Skanste Street in Riga, which is well-known for its outstanding architecture. The main building of the Luminor bank in Riga is considered one of the best-looking modern building in Skanste district.
Record donation of more than 90,000 euros was raised to help new-borns
The charity campaign “Help save a life!” organized by the Colonna Charity Foundation in cooperation with the Maternity Ward of East-Tallinn Central Hospital raised a record amount of 90,680 euros for aiding new-borns. A 30,000-euro share was used for purchasing the LifeStart neonatal resuscitation unit for very premature babies for the Maternity Ward of East-Tallinn Central Hospital, and 45,000 euros were donated to the maternity wards of three Estonian county hospitals for purchasing CTG monitors.