Just three months before its long-awaited opening, construction on the Roma Outlet Village has now entered its final phase in July 2026. This new and ambitious retail project, born from the redevelopment of the former Soratte Outlet, is set to breathe new life into the Sant’Oreste area, north of Rome.
The new (discount) shopping hub
The shopping center will be built in a key location in Central Italy, directly connected to the A1 highway via the Ponzano Romano exit, thus allowing easy access from both the capital and neighboring regions.
The redevelopment of the old site, which has been dormant for years, represents not only the revitalization of a derelict area but also the enhancement of the surrounding territory, which is further enriched by its proximity to the Monte Soratte Nature Reserve.
Project Statistics
The development of the complex will take place in two distinct phases. At opening, 90 boutiques will be available, spread across an area of over 21,000 square meters ( according to data from Arcus Real Estate). Subsequently, the complex will expand to accommodate 150 retail outlets across a total area of over 32,000 square meters. The retail offering will focus on a balanced mix of quality and affordability, featuring (with official announcements expected in the coming summer weeks) well-known international mid-to-high-end fashion and lifestyle brands.
To round out the visitor experience , there will be spacious green areas, dedicated dining areas, and a large parking lot capable of accommodating over 2,500 cars.
A key point of interest, especially during this period of intense recruitment, is the impact on employment: it is estimated that the facility will generate approximately 800 jobs, including direct hires and indirect employment. Job openings are already available for positions such as Store Manager and sales associate.
The official ribbon-cutting ceremony for the first phase of Roma Outlet Village is scheduled for late October 2026.
