It was a pleasure to attend the Property Council of Australia Queensland’s Retail Outlook Breakfast last week which featured keynote speaker Ian Shimmin from Urbis and panel members Bronwyn Cooper from QIC Real Estate, Alison Riley from BSR Group - Betta Home Living and Emma Chettleburgh from Vicinity Centres. Some thought-provoking takeaways event included: • Retail trade growth rose 8% pa after COVID-19 (2022 onwards) compared to 4-4.5% pa pre-COVID-19. • Regional shopping centres have grown in turnover by 11.6% ($PSQM), and is expected to continue this trend. • Shopping centres which have lost major retailers (Kmart, Target, Big W, Myer, David Jones) have improved performance per sqm of floor area. • We’ve seen a shift from retail to non-retail uses at shopping centres, particularly for centres with good entertainment propositions (i.e. dining). • The prospect of retail development is limited due to construction issues, however, it is expected to be in shortfall/demand once conditions normalise. • Evening activity for retail precincts will be the focus for Brisbane moving forward. • Car showrooms in shopping centres are popular overseas, so why not domestically? We look forward to providing our contribution toward shaping the retail landscape in the SEQ region in this time of growth. Saurav Naidu & Nicholas Condoleon #ratio #fosteringchange #southeastqueensland #pca #planning #transport #retail #development
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NSW sub-regional shopping centre for sale - Colliers Colliers experts James Wilson and Ben Wilkinson have been exclusively appointed to market Manning Mall at 81 Manning Street, Taree for sale on behalf of vendor Elanor Investors Group. The 29,740sqm site at 81 Manning Street, Taree comes with a total of 10,723sqm in GFA and is anchored by Coles Group and Target, and supported by 4 Mini Majors, 23 Specialties, 3 Kiosks, and 1 ATM “Manning Mall offers sophisticated investors the rare opportunity to acquire a high-performing sub-regional shopping centre with attractive risk adjusted returns." James Wilson said. “With a strong WALE of more than 5 years and 75% of GLA secured by national tenants, Manning Mall presents itself as a dominant Centre within the catchment, further reinforced by Coles trading at a sub-3% occupancy cost." Ben Wilkinson added. Read more on COMMO - https://lnkd.in/gtFDSwdp Colliers James Wilson Ben Wilkinson Elanor Investors Group Harry Dever Hunter Higgins Nick Wedge Lachlan MacGillivray Richard Cash Tim McIntosh James Lawson Nathan Raj Andrew Kemmler Mia Kasalo Lea Levy Tiana McNamara #tareeinvestment #colliers #elanor #retailinvestment #manningmallforsale #manningmalltaree #sydneyre #centralcoastre #centralcoastinvestment
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How Location Shapes Retail Success in Sydney CBD In the bustling city of Sydney, the retail landscape thrives amidst countless of choices. However, behind every successful retail venture lies a strategic decision — the choice of location. Sydney, known for its cosmopolitan allure and diverse neighbourhoods, offers a rich tapestry of opportunities for retailers. From the bustling streets of CBD to the trendy enclaves of Surry Hills and the coastal charm of Bondi, each location presents a unique set of challenges and advantages for retail establishments. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gxVYphnZ #rhcparramatta #blogpost #industrialrealestate #marketupdate #trends #realestemarket #economy #investment #commercialofficespace #parramattarealestate #commercialsalesandleasing
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Fort Kinnaird – Edinburgh’s leading retail park Edinburgh’s leading retail and leisure park, Fort Kinnaird, continues to go from strength-to-strength. Through its proactive asset management programme, it saw both footfall and retail sales increase over the last 12 months as shoppers flocked to experience its market-leading blend of retail and leisure. 160,000 sq ft of space has been recently leased via a combination of new lettings, renewals and regears, and there is a further 25,000 sq ft currently under offer. New retailers include MANGO, Holland & Barrett, Pandora, The Fragrance Shop and adidas, which opened its new ‘Pulse’ concept store on 28 June – its first in the UK. River Island upsized and opened its new store format and several other retail brands undertook store refits. Fort Kinnaird also continued with its commitment to providing affordable space to the The Leith Collective CIC, a community interest company specialising in sustainable retail and supporting the local community, something which sits at the heart of the park’s ethos too. There is an ongoing programme of investment confirmed to carry out upgrades to shop fronts and the public realm in the coming months and continued conversations with the most exciting local and national retail and leisure providers to ensure Fort Kinnaird stays at the front of the pack. Sam Brown, British Land Asset Manager for Fort Kinnaird, said: “It’s been fantastic to see the success of Fort Kinnaird over the last 12 months, proving the concept of best-in-class, experience-led retail parks to drive retail sales performance and leasing demand. We’ve been working hard to drive this success and don’t plan on stopping now. Over the next six to 12 months, we have a number of exciting new opportunities due to come to fruition which we can’t wait to share with our retailers and customers alike.” Find available units at Fort Kinnaird: https://lnkd.in/euHSpRiV
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🟢 BRITISH LAND CELEBRATES SUCCESS IN RETAIL PARKS 🟢 💼 British Land highlights the strength of retail parks as a "winning" format, citing affordability, omni-channel integration, and low capital expenditure as key advantages. 💼 🏬 The company reported strong momentum, achieving 387,000sqft of retail leasing in Q1 of its financial year, including 227,000sqft across its retail parks. Occupancy rates in this category have soared to 99%, with sales and footfall increasing by 6% and 1% year-on-year, respectively. 🏬 💥 British Land's portfolio strategy is further complemented by a planned 100,000sqft life sciences project at a former Debenhams in Bath, showcasing diversification amid economic uncertainties. 💥
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Revitalising Retail with Boom Retail! This is a Case Study of Successful Shopping Centre Transformation at The Grove Shopping Centre, Adelaide. The Grove is a sub-regional shopping centre in Adelaide S.A. Often, Boom Retail never gets to see the result of Boom Retail Strategic Report. Working in Adelaide last week, Boomed stopped in at The Grove to witness the transformation, which was a fantastic collaboration with owners #ChallengerInvestments. Great work to Dean Baker (Former Asset Manager), Phil Monfries (Centre Manager), Cheryl Kemp and the centre mgt team. Check out the before-and-after pics of the shopping centre transformation, highlighting changes such as identity & new brand, entrances, new layout with additions of indoor and outdoor seating areas with fireplace, car park improvements, lighting, leasing, family area, identification and VM presentation, Shopping Centre upgrades, amenities, and improved customer touchpoints. While the upgrade was done a few years ago now it certainly massive improvement to the outdated 30 year old centre that Boom had the privilege reviewing and offering design suggestions to improve shopping experience and sales within the centre. Massive sales growth was achieved as reported to Boom. 33,452 square metre centre Anchored by Woolworths, Big W, Tony & Marks, Drakes Supermarket and over 100 specialty tenancies. Need your property reviewed for strategic planning 2025 or reviewed for better sales performance? contact Boom Retail. #RetailTransformation #ShoppingCentreDesign #RetailInnovation #CustomerExperience #AdelaideRetail #BoomRetailSuccess ##ChallengerInvestments #TonyandMark #TheGroveShoppingCentre #BoomRetail #MarketingShoppingCentres #retaildesign #sales #leasinggrowth #ISSC #Propertyinvestment #salesperformance #customerbehaviour #QIC #ChallengerInvestments #Stockland #SCentre #EcononmicdevelopmentAdelaide #BNE #Mirvac #Haben #JLL #Exceed
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