ASSET BROCHURE
ANCHORS
STORES
6 Majors Myer, David Jones, Target, Kmart, Woolworths, Coles
360 Tenants 116, 385sqm GLA
MINI MAJORS 14 Mini majors including JB Hifi, Rebel Sport, Country Road, H&M, Uniqlo, Seed, City Beach, Super Glue, Daiso, Event Cinemas, Fitness First, Terry White, Stacks and Mr Toys 1
TRAFFIC 12M Traffic 4571 Car parks
CENTRE SALES $667M
SPEND $10.5bn Total Trade Area Retail Spend 2
ANCHORING BRISBANE’S WEST
3
4
KM
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Arana Hills Kmart Plaza Brookside
Westfield Chermside
M 10 K
Tertiary North East Secondary
North MOUNT COOT-THA
Secondary North West
Toowong VIllage BROOKFIELD Indooroopilly Primary West
Riverlink Shopping Centre IPSWICH
Toombul
Stafford City
Primary Core
BRISBANE
Primary East
Primary Core
Buranda Village
Tertiary East
MANLY
Wynnum Plaza
Cannon Hill Kmart Plaza
Westfield Carindale
Capalaba Park
Capalaba Central
Mt Ommaney OXLEY Sunnybrook Westfield Garden City KARALEE Plaza Centre Tertiary SUNNYBANK Redbank South Sunnybrook Hills RIVERVIEW Plaza Shopping Centre Underwood Marketplace Forest Lake Village Springwood Booval Fair Calamvale KINGSTON Central SPRINGFIELD Tertiary West
Logan Central Plaza Orion Springfield
Grand Plaza
Logan Hyperdome
Beenleigh Marketplace
PRIMARY TRADE AREA SECONDARY TRADE AREA TERTIARY TRADE AREA 5
TRADE AREA SNAPSHOT LARGE TRADE AREA Over 750,000 residents (TTA) (the 7th largest trade area in Australia). AFFLUENT CUSTOMERS Household income at $110,700 is 28% higher than the Brisbane average.
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MARKET EXPENDITURE 5%
146m
$
13%
$390m
10%
44%
$307m
$1,347m
11%
$331m
17% $531m
Food Retail
Homewares
Apparel
Food Catering
Retail Services
Leisure/General
TRADE AREA OVERVIEW ECONOMIC OPTIMISM Retail spend levels are 14% above the Brisbane average (per capita, MTA). 30% increase in retail spend in the last 6 years. HIGH SPEND Supermarket sales growing at 6% annually. Fashion spend 30% higher than Brisbane average. Retail services spend 29% higher than Brisbane average. Dining spend 25% higher than Brisbane average. Homewares spend 28% higher than Brisbane average.
*Data source: Quantium and Urbis 2016
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STRONG & DIVERSE
DEMOGRAPHICS Brisbane Society Wealthy older families • Major influencers in the community • Love going out for food, whether it’s the local café, pub or fine dining experience • Own large homes in desirable suburbs • Professionals and managers who read the business section of the newspaper • Entertain themselves with the arts, theatre, culture and attractions in Brisbane • Holidays to exotic overseas destinations • Enjoy a more unique & independant shopping experience 9
Family Values Educated younger families • High disposable income for shopping, going out and entertainment • Large detached dwellings in Brisbane’s Western suburbs • Comfortable financial status allows one parent to spend more time at home • Visits to the cinema, eating out • Gravitate towards family brands, frequent shopper of fresh food & homewares
Trend Setters Singles and couples with no kids • Aspirational people who work hard, play hard and live an active lifestyle • White collar professions who live comfortably • Social media enables connections • Place a high value on the physical signifiers of what it means to be successful • Diverse backgrounds with concern for the environment and social responsibility • Seek out curated products, new dining exp & follow wellness & fitness trends
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COME ON
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