From enquiry to opening day, every decision is staged.
Six stages. Operator review sits before the commercial schedule — and the schedule is where figures first appear, privately, in writing, after feasibility.
Initial conversation
Your city, capital range, experience and ownership goals.
Location feasibility
Mall profile, position, rent and sales potential.
Operator review
Capability, funding evidence and fit with May And Co standards.
Design and preparation
Mall approvals, fabrication, inventory, hiring, systems and training.
Commercial schedule
Final format, allocation, exclusions, territory and agreement terms.
Launch and operate
Opening campaign, daily controls, replenishment and reviews.
Site feasibility
Format follows the site. Six things decide it.
This is the same six-part test we apply ourselves. Answer for a location you have in mind and see how it grades.
0 of 6 answered
A guide, not a decision — every site is confirmed through a full feasibility review.
The stages are fixed. The calendar is not.
Timing depends on mall availability, approvals and fabrication. We will not quote a date we cannot hold, and no stage is skipped to reach one.
Stage one is a conversation.
Tell us your city, your experience and what you are looking to build. We will tell you honestly whether and when it is possible.