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POP UP NATIONAL BROCHURE
TO LEARN MORE VISIT LENDLEASE.COM/POPUPRETAIL
FLEXIBLE, HIGH-TRAFFIC,
AFFORDABLE RETAIL SPACE …
Lend Lease Pop Up Retail can help your brand
stand out in some of Australia’s most exciting retail
centres. We offer prime pop up sites directly in front
of major tenants, busy thoroughfares and centre
entrances, delivering high visibility right on the ‘ant trail’.
Cairns Central
Caneland Central
This is an affordable, low-risk option that’s perfect
for retailers looking to trial a new product or service
with a quick turnaround.
Sunshine Plaza
We can tailor a package suited to your specific
needs and then follow up with specialists on the
ground to guide you. With expert local knowledge
our team will help you to achieve your business goals.
So if it’s time to launch a concept, test an
idea or grow your brand, it’s time to Pop Up!
at a Lend Lease Shopping Centre.
Settlement City
Northgate
Lakeside Joondalup
Southlands Boulevarde
Watertown
Armadale
Erina Fair
Macarthur Square
Craigieburn Central
Caroline Springs
Menai Marketplace
Stud Park
PARTNERS
“Lend Lease was the first group to secure our
business across their portfolio. Given their retail
knowledge, site selection and ease of
negotiation; we rolled out within their centres in
just 8 weeks! These centres remain some of our
strongest sales performers Australia wide...”
TIM OLDFIELD
“Lend Lease centres are ideal venues for our
media and experiential campaigns given their
strong retailer offering and high consumer
patronage. Their eagerness to help us achieve our
client objectives is outstanding and we have had
many experiences where centre management
has gone the extra mile to find us the perfect site
location too! These centres remain some of our
strongest campaign sales performers Australia
wide. oOh!media highly values our partnership with
Lend Lease.”
LISA HYNES
National Manager, Retail Extra – oOh!media.
Gold Buyers International Owner & Founder.
“Over the past 7 years our company has been
trading with all major centre management
companies around Australia, Lend lease centre
has proven to be leading with all aspects such
as return of investment, flexibility and positive
customer interaction. The management help with
business, promoting it and improving our operation
to a new level was essential for the success we are
experiencing across Lend lease portfolio.
While retail is changing around the world only
companies which offer the level of service,
understanding and flexibility such as Lend Lease
are the place to operate. Zoco management will
continue and operate with Lend Lease and value
the level of partnership with this great company.“
ZIV ARBIV
ZoCo Management Group
“The Kids With Cancer Foundation relies heavily on
the support from shopping centres, to be able to
run our Art Unions and sell our raffle tickets to raise
the majority of funds that help family’s that have
a child suffering from cancer. Lendlease has been
a very important contributor to our success and
continued fundraising. By working with us, and
taking the time to understand how our industry
and the Foundation works, Lendlease have
provided us with discounted rents and workable
sites, so that we can continue in their shopping
centres selling our raffle tickets. The casual leasing
staff at Lendlease, are extremely approachable,
professional and with a friendly manner, make it
easy to do business with them.
Our continued success is dependent on the
working relationships with build, and the one with
Lendlease is very important to us.”
LINDA NAS
Kids With Cancer Foundation
PORTFOLIO SNAPSHOT
CENTRE
LOCATION
GROSS
LETTABLE
AREA
(SQ/M)
ANNUAL
CUSTOMER
TRAFFIC
MOVING ANNUAL
TURNOVER
NO. OF
MAJORS &
SPECIALTY MINI-MAJORS
STORES
Erina Fair
Gosford
113,249
12.8 million
$627.5 million
288
Myer, Target, BigW, Kmart, Coles, Toys R Us, Rebel Sport, Woolworths,
Aldi, Best & Less, Hoyts, JB Hi-Fi
Macarthur Square
Campbelltown
92,985
12 million
$543.2 million
247
David Jones, Target, Big W, Coles, JB Hi-Fi, Woolwoths, Event
Cinemas, Rebel Sport, Dick Smith, The Reject Shop, Best & Less
Menai Marketplace
Menai
16,397
5.1 million
$162.1 million
50
Big W, Woolworths
Settlement City
Port Macquarie
18,944
3.5 million
$152.9 million
62
Big W, Woolworths, Best & Less, The Reject Shop
Caneland
Mackay
64,429
6.3 million
$381.8 million
218
Myer, Target, Big W, Woolworths, Supa IGA, Best & Less, Coles,
JB Hi-Fi, Dick Smith, The Reject Shop
Cairns
Cairns
52,432
8.7 million
$352.3 million
181
Myer, Target, Coles, Best & Less, Birch Carroll & Coyle Cinemas,
Best & Less, JB Hi-Fi, Kmart
Sunshine Plaza
Maroochydore
58,919
9 million
$449.4 million
224
Myer, Target, Coles, Best & Less, Birch Carroll & Coyle Cinemas,
Kmart
Caroline Springs Square
Caroline Springs
20,789
3.6 million
$126 million
59
Coles, Target, Aldi, The Reject Shop
Craigieburn Central
Craigieburn
55,000
Not Available
Not Available
160
(approx.)
Target, Big W, Coles, Woolworths, Aldi, JB Hi-Fi
Stud Park
Rowville
26,594
5.5 million
$158.71 million
62
Kmart, Coles, Safeway
Armadale
Armadale
30,690
4.3 million
$192 million
100
Kmart, Target, Coles, Supa IGA
Lakeside Joondalup
Joondalup
98,000
10.7 million
$570.8 million
344
Coles, Woolworths, IGA, Big W, Target, JB Hi-Fi, Kmart,
Grand Cinemas, Rebel Sport, Myer
Northgate
Geraldton
15,684
2.7 million
$104.1 million
28
Target, Coles
Southlands Boulevarde
Willetton
20,365
3.9 million
$133.2 million
80
Woolworths, Coles, Best & Less, The Reject Shop, Hoyts
Watertown
Perth
21,218
3.5 million
$107.7 million
124
Brand Outlet Centre
NEW SOUTH WALES
QUEENSLAND
VICTORIA
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
ERINA FAIR
ABOUT THE CENTRE
Erina Fair is the leading regional
shopping centre on the New South Wales
Central Coast. The centre provides an
authentic retail, leisure and community
experience and has been a cornerstone
for the local region since 1987.
Bateau Bay
GOSFORD
Erina Fair
Terrigal
Just one hour’s drive north of Sydney, the
centre is situated 6km east of the Gosford
CBD and only 5 minutes drive from the
beaches of Terrigal and Avoca.
Woy Woy
N
Palm Beach
In keeping with the relaxed Central Coast
lifestyle, Erina Fair caters to the leisure and
entertainment market with The Hive openair precinct offering an 8-screen Hoyts
cinema complex, an ice skating rink, an
outdoor play area, Council Library, Fitness
First and several great family restaurants.
In addition, a reconfiguration of the southwestern side of the Lifestyle precinct is
now complete, to accommodate a new
K-Mart and a number of new specialty
stores. This will compliment the strong mix
of existing retailers, and ensures that
Erina Fair continually evolves to meet
customer expectations.
ERINA FAIR
CENTRE STATISTICS
288
113,249 m2
12.8 million people
$627.5 million
Gross Lettable Area *
Annual traffic *
Moving Annual Turnover $
spent in-centre, 2012 *
4,600
Number of Specialty Stores **
25
20
Centre Age Profile
15
Main Trade Area 2011
10
Total Trade Area 2011
5
NSW Non-Metro Area 2011
Australian Population 2011
0
0 -14yrs
15 -19yrs
20 -29yrs 30 -39yrs 40 -49yrs 50 -59yrs
60+yrs
ABS Census of Population and Housing 2011, Duane Location IQ
* Lend Lease Research June 2012 ** SCN Big Guns 2012
Parking Spaces **
MACARTHUR SQUARE
ABOUT THE CENTRE
N
Macarthur Square is the leading
retail, entertainment and community
destination in south western Sydney.
Parramatta
SYDNEY
Bankstown
Macarthur
Square
Sutherland
Macarthur Square is the largest shopping
centre in south western Sydney and has
been servicing the local region since
1979. In late 2006 the centre unveiled a
$220 million redevelopment, increasing its
size to over 95,000sqm. Macarthur Square
boasts an open air restaurant precinct
Kellicar Lane, Event Cinemas complex
complete with Gold Class theatres, AMF
Bowl and 247 specialty retailers.
Macarthur Square is located just 45
minutes from the city and 40 minutes from
the Southern Highlands. The M5 South
Western Motorway links Campbelltown
north to Liverpool, Sydney Airport and
Sydney CBD and south to Goulburn and
Canberra. Macarthur Square is the closest
Major Regional shopping centre
servicing the Southern Highlands and
Goulburn regions.
The M5 Motorway is the busiest motorway
in NSW, with an average of 118,000
vehicles per day. Macarthur Square is also
well serviced by transport links with regular
bus connections for the main trade area
as well as Macarthur train station located
adjacent to the shopping centre.
THUR
MACARTHUR SQUARE
CENTRE STATISTICS
247
92,985 m2
12 million people
$543.2 million
Annual traffic *
3,596
25
20
Centre Age Profile
15
10
5
Sydney-Metro Area 2011
0
0 -14yrs
15 -19yrs
20 -29yrs 30 -39yrs 40 -49yrs 50 -59yrs
60+yrs
Parking Spaces **
MENAI MARKETPLACE
ABOUT THE CENTRE
N
Menai Marketplace is the perfect every
day shopping destination, with everything
on one easy level.
Parramatta
SYDNEY
Bankstown
Menai
Marketplace
Sutherland
Menai Marketplace is located in NSW’s
Sutherland Shire, around 40km south-west
of the Sydney CBD.
Offering a strong variety of fresh food
and convenience shopping, as well as
on-grade parking for over 800 cars, Menai
Markeplace is the centre of choice for
the community.
Anchored by Big W and Woolworths,
and housing over 50 specialty stores and
a medical centre, Menai Marketplace
encompasses all every day
shopping needs.
Menai Marketplace also boasts a petrol
station and police station, making
it a central community hub, and a
destination.
In 2009, Menai Marketplace was ranked
Number 4 nationally for MAT in Shopping
Centre News Mini Guns.
MENAI MARKETPLACE
CENTRE STATISTICS
50
16,397 m2
5.1 million people
$162.1 million
Annual traffic *
800
25
20
15
Centre Age Profile
10
5
Sydney-Metro Area 2006
Australian population 2011
0
0 -14yrs
15 -19yrs
20 -29yrs 30 -39yrs 40 -49yrs 50 -59yrs
60+yrs
ABS Census of Population and Housing 2006, 2011, Duane Location IQ
* Lend Lease Research June 2012 ** SCN Mini Guns 2012
Parking Spaces **
SETTLEMENT CITY
ABOUT THE CENTRE
Settlement City is located on the corner
of Bay and Park Streets, West of the New
South Wales Mid-North Coast.
Settlement City
PORT MACQUARIE
Taree
N
Forming part of a larger retail precinct
which includes The Shores Shopping
Centre and The Marina. Other uses
surrounding Settlement City include
Panthers Club, The Sails Hotel and Resort,
Westport Park, Westport Bowls Club and
other Hotels. Settlement City bus terminal
forms the central hub of the public
transport services provided by Busways.
The centre currently comprises 18,944sqm
of retail floor space and is anchored by
Big W and Woolworths and an additional
62 specialty stores. The centre also
includes Best and Less, The Reject Shop,
Ultra Tune and Petrol Plus. Settlement City
is considered to be more easily accessible
than its nearest competitor – The Port
Macquarie CBD.
The strong performance of the centre is
said to be attributed to*:
• Strong major tenants generating
significant foot traffic
• Being more convenient and accessible
than the CBA
• Minimal comparable competition and
an under provision of high quality retail
space in Port Macquarie.
• Strong national branded specialty shops
• Convenient Parking
Forster
*Urbis JHD, Economic Impact Assessment, June 2009
SETTLEMENT CITY
CENTRE STATISTICS
62
18,944 m2
3.5 million people
Annual traffic *
$152.9 million
30
EMENT
25
20
15
Centre Age Profile
10
5
NSW Non-Metro Area 2006
0
0 -14yrs
15 -19yrs
20 -29yrs 30 -39yrs 40 -49yrs 50 -59yrs
60+yrs
1,175
Parking Spaces **
CANELAND CENTRAL
N
Airlie Beach
Bucasia
Caneland
Central
Moranbah
MACKAY
ABOUT THE CENTRE
Caneland Central is located in the
Mackay CBD and is one of the best
performing retail assets managed by
Lend Lease.
The Centre has been transformed
to a prime regional shopping centre
with 64,429sqm GLA, capitalising on
the region’s booming population and
market demand. Caneland Central has
continually delivered outstanding sales
growth since opening 30 years ago and
will continue in strength.
Mackay and the surrounding region
is undergoing rapid growth fuelled by
the coal mining industry in the Bowen
Basin, resurgence in agribusiness, growth
in tourism and an emerging marine
sector. The economic growth current
in the region is one of the highest
in Australia. The contemporary and
progressive architecture of the new
Caneland Central has been inspired by
the subtropical surrounds and will ensure
the Centre continues to be a popular
destination for customer of all ages who
have marvelled at the quality and variety
of the new retail and leisure offers.
The new state of the art dining precinct
and 750 seat food court overlooks the
Pioneer River. Caneland Central is also
linked to Mackay City Council’s Bluewater
Trail and is a short walk from
the community aquatic lagoon.
Our continued vision for Caneland
Central is to deliver a high quality retail
experience for the region’s residents
and tourists – improving convenience,
community amenities and connectivity to
the surrounding natural environment.
Pop Up Retail is not only a great way to
sell your product to a captive market
– but it is also a cost effective way to
promote your business with minimal
overhead expenses. Enhance your
marketing mix and build relationships
through customer interaction and live
brand experiences that will bring an
advertising campaign to life.
The possibilities are endless!
CANELAND CENTRAL
CENTRE STATISTICS
218
64,429 m2
6.3 million people
$381.8 million
Annual traffic *
3,154
25
20
Centre Age Profile
15
10
5
Qld Non Metro Area 2006
0
0 -14yrs
15 -19yrs
20 -29yrs 30 -39yrs 40 -49yrs 50 -59yrs
60+yrs
Parking Spaces **
CAIRNS CENTRAL
N
Daintree
Port Douglas
Palm Cove
Kuranda
CAIRNS
Cairns
Central
Atherton
Innisfail
ABOUT THE CENTRE
Cairns Central is a retail and
entertainment destination, providing
a great shopping environment and
convenient meeting place for locals and
tourists alike in far-north Queensland.
Located in the Cairns CBD, the centre
has been servicing the local region and
community since 1997.Cairns Central is a
fully enclosed mall offering an extensive
range of stores and services, including
the only department store (Myer) north
of the Sunshine Coast. Cairns Central
provides a dynamic, safe and convenient
environment and is supported by an
abundance of undercover parking.
In Shopping Centre News’ Big Guns Cairns
Central ranked:*
• Number 5 in Queensland for MAT $psm*
• Number 8 in Queensland for Specialty
MAT $psm*
* Shopping Centre News, Vol 28, No 1, Big Guns 2010
CAIRNS CENTRAL
CENTRE STATISTICS
181
52,432 m2
8.7 million people
$352.3 million
Annual traffic *
2,564
Number of Specialty Stores *
25
20
Centre Age Profile
15
10
5
Qld Non Metro Area 2011
0
0 -14yrs
15 -19yrs
20 -29yrs 30 -39yrs 40 -49yrs 50 -59yrs
60+yrs
*SCN Big Guns 2014
Parking Spaces **
SUNSHINE PLAZA
N
NOOSA
Sunshine Plaza
Nambour
Buderim
MAROOCHYDORE
Mooloolaba
CALOUNDRA
Maroochydore is 90km
north of Brisbane
ABOUT THE CENTRE
Sunshine Plaza is the biggest shopping
centre on the Sunshine Coast and has
been part of the community for over
10 years. One of Australia’s premier
retail destinations, the Centre is located
in Maroochydore, the heart of the
Sunshine Coast, just 1 hour north of
Brisbane and 20 minutes south of
Noosa Heads.
Sunshine Plaza is open 7 days a week,
with the Riverwalk dining precinct
operating extended evening hours.
The Centre has a unique outdoor focus,
which accommodates leisure and
entertainment retailers centred around
Cornmeal Creek; a picturesque natural
waterway.
• Number 14 nationally for MAT $psm1
• Number 3 in Qld for MAT $psm1
• Number 4 in Qld for Specialty $psm1
• The estimated population for Sunshine
Plaza total trade area is 332,6003
• Population growth is forecast at 2.3%
per annum to 2014, higher than the
national average growth of 1.3% per
annum3
• 15% of customers are tourists who
account for 18% of Centre MAT Sales4
• Average household size within the main
trade area is 2.52
1. Shopping Centre News, Vol 30, No 1, Big Guns 2012
2. ABS Census of Population and Housing 2006, Pitney Bowes
Business Insights
3. Duane Location IQ, Centre Competitive Growth Analysis,
January 2010
4. Directional Insights, Customer Exit Survey Report, Sunshine
Plaza, August 2009
SUNSHINE PLAZA
CENTRE STATISTICS
224
58,919m2
9 million people
$449.4 million
Annual traffic *
3,126
25
20
Centre Age Profile
15
10
5
SE Qld Area 2011
0
0 -14yrs
15 -19yrs
20 -29yrs 30 -39yrs 40 -49yrs 50 -59yrs
60+yrs
Parking Spaces **
PLAZA PARADE
N
ABOUT THE CENTRE
Plaza Parade is located in Maroochydore,
the heart of the Sunshine Coast.
Twin Waters
SUNSHINE COAST
Maroochydore
Plaza Parade
Alexandra
Headland
Buderim
Mooloolaba
The centre consists of Woolworths and 9
specialty stores with approximately 358
car parks. Immediately across from Plaza
Parade is Maroochy Supa Centre which
consists of five big box retailers (Howards
Storage World, Office works, KB Auto, Ted’s
Cameras House and Sam’s Warehouse).
Plaza Parade is open 7 days a week.
The centre is a convenience based centre
is located near a natural waterway and
in close proximity to Sunshine Plaza the
regions premier retail destination.
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PLAZA PARADE
CENTRE STATISTICS
9
4,737 m2
$51.7 million
358
Parking Spaces *
25
20
Centre Age Profile
15
10
5
SE Qld 2011
0
0 -14yrs
15 -19yrs
20 -29yrs 30 -39yrs 40 -49yrs 50 -59yrs
60+yrs
* Lend Lease Research June 2012
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CS SQUARE
N
N
Epping
Caroline Springs
CS Square
Eltham
Doncaster
MELBOURNE
Karawara
ABOUT THE CENTRE
CS Square is located in the heart of
the Caroline Springs Town Centre and
provides a complete retail offer
including quality fresh food, fashion,
services and more.
It is a strong residential growth corridor
with more than 50,000 potential customers
residing in our catchment.
Approximately 22km west of the
Melbourne CBD, CS Square is located
within a family oriented trade area, with
an above average household income
and a high frequency of customer
visitation. Originally opened in 2004, the
centre was then expanded in 2009 to
include Coles and Aldi, Target and 59
specialty stores, CS Square is the centre
for convenience within the community.
The centre food court and additional
external restaurants provides an
additional feature for dining within
Caroline Springs.
CS Square is also well serviced by
transport links with close proximity to the
Western Freeway and Ballarat Rd and
bus connections from directly within the
Centre car park.
CS SQUARE
CENTRE STATISTICS
20,789 m2
3.6 million people
$126 million
Annual traffic *
882
30
25
20
15
Centre Age Profile
10
5
Melbourne Metro Area 2006
0
0 -14yrs
15 -19yrs
20 -29yrs 30 -39yrs 40 -49yrs 50 -59yrs
60+yrs
* Lend Lease Research June 2012 ** SCN Little Guns 2012
Parking Spaces **
CRAIGIEBURN CENTRAL
ABOUT THE CENTRE
Craigieburn Central
EPPING
Located only 25km from the Melbourne
CBD, Craigieburn Central offers a unique
alternative to ‘mall style’ shopping centres.
Comprised of four major precincts, the
Centre is home to over 160 retailers.
The Market Hall is anchored at each
end by Australia’s leading supermarket
chains Woolworths, Coles and Aldi. The
space is abundant with fresh produce
providers and affords a traditional
market experience.
MELBOURNE
N
A community aspect is the focus
throughout Craigieburn’s key pedestrian
traffic areas, Main Street & Town Square.
They encompass unique shopfronts that
take cues from classic high street sources
and lead into Eat Street. Boasting some
of the most impressive eateries Victoria
has to offer, the restaurant precinct is a
casual destination for dining out.
Craigieburn’s Fashion Walk is built
around Australia’s favourite discount
department stores, Big W and Target.
Retailers express their individual brands
in an open and welcoming way that
appeals to all customers and visitors to
the Centre.
With over 2,600 car spaces and a 700
seat dining hall, Craigieburn Central is
perfectly positioned to accommodate the
bourgeoning population of the area and
meet the commercial needs of traders.
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CRAIGIEBURN CENTRAL
CENTRE STATISTICS
160
55,000 m2
Over 2,600
Approx. number of
Specialty Stores **
Approx. number of Parking Spaces **
37.9
37.3
33.4
32.2
25
20
Centre Age Profile
15
Total Main Trade Area 2011 (estimated)
10
Total Trade Area 2011 (estimated)
Melb Metro Area 2011
5
0
0 -14yrs
15 -19yrs
20 -29yrs
30 -39yrs
40 -49yrs
50 -59yrs
60+yrs
Average Age
ABS Census of population and Housing 2011, LocationIQ
STUD PARK
ABOUT THE CENTRE
N
Stud Park is at the centre of the
community, providing a thorough
convenience and fresh food offer for its
trade area.
Knoxfield
Stud Park
Shopping Centre
Rowville
FERNTREE
GULLY
Lysterfield
Just 28km south-east of Melbourne’s
CBD, Stud Park is located within a trade
area maintaining well above average
household incomes1.
Offering a strong variety of fresh food
and convenience shopping, as well as
on-grade parking for over 1,500 cars,
Stud Park is the centre of choice for the
community.
With two major supermarkets under
its roof, Coles and Safeway, as well as
Kmart and 62 specialty retailers, Stud Park
encompasses all every day
shopping needs.
Stud Park also boasts Rowville Library,
making it a central community hub, and
a destination.
In 2009, Stud Park was ranked Number 9 in
Victoria for MAT $psm in Shopping Centre
News Little Guns.
1. ABS Census of Population and Housing 2006, Pitney Bowes
Business Insight
STUD PARK
CENTRE STATISTICS
26,594 m2
5.5 million people
$158.7 million
Annual traffic *
1,589
25
20
15
Centre Age Profile
10
5
Melb Metro Area 2006
0
0 -14yrs
15 -19yrs
20 -29yrs 30 -39yrs 40 -49yrs 50 -59yrs
60+yrs
Parking Spaces **
ARMADALE SHOPPING CITY
ABOUT THE CENTRE
N
Harrisdale
Champion Lakes
Piara Waters
Armadale
Armadale
Shopping City
Byford
Armadale Shopping City is the perfect
every day shopping destination, with
everything under one roof from fresh
food and convenience, to casual dining,
services and fashion.
Armadale Shopping City is located in the
heart of Armadale, around 28km south
east of Perth and approximately 30kms
east of Fremantle.
Offering a strong variety of convenience
shopping, fashion, services and casual
dining, as well as parking for over 1,500 car
spaces, including plenty of undercover
parking, Armadale Shopping City is the
centre of choice for the community.
Anchored by Coles, Progressive Supa IGA,
Kmart, Target, Best & Less, and housing
over 100 specialty stores, Armadale
Shopping City is host to a huge variety
of national brands and encompasses all
every day shopping needs.
Armadale Shopping City’s fresh food
offer is enhanced by Baker’s Delight and
Lenards, and offers some quality casual
dining experiences including Coffee
Club, Jamaica Blue, Aroma Cafe and
Dome Cafe.
ARMADALE SHOPPING CITY
CENTRE STATISTICS
100
30,690 m2
4.3 million people
$192 million
Annual traffic *
1,506
25
20
15
Centre Age Profile
10
5
Perth Metro Area 2011
0
0 -14yrs
15 -19yrs
20 -29yrs 30 -39yrs 40 -49yrs 50 -59yrs
60+yrs
Parking Spaces **
LAKESIDE JOONDALUP
Clarkson
N
Lakeside
Joondalup
Welcome to one of Perth’s leading
retail destinations, Lakeside Joondalup
Shopping City.
Duncraig
Osborne Park
Bayswater
PERTH
ABOUT THE CENTRE
Located approximately 20km north of
the Perth CBD, Lakeside Joondalup has
a vast selection of shopping choices
including the newly opened Myer, Coles,
Woolworths, Sisters Super IGA, Big W,
Kmart, Target, Grand Cinemas and over
300 specialty stores. The centre will also be
home to Australia’s most popular fashion
brands including Sportsgirl, Forever New,
Dotti, Witchery and Roger David, as well
as Nike, T2 and Hype DC.
There is a wide variety of food retailers at
Lakeside Joondalup including brand new
precincts and quality casual fresco dining
with Hogsbreath Cafe, Grill’d and the
Sovereign Arms.
With over 4,700 car bays and over 2,000
of these undercover, Lakeside Joondalup
provides the perfect destination for ‘onestop shopping’. The Centre is easy to find
and easy to get to by car, bus or train and
is the only Shopping Centre in Perth where
the train stops right at the door.
ALUP
LAKESIDE JOONDALUP
CENTRE STATISTICS
344
98,000 m
10.7 million people
Annual traffic *
2
$570.8 million
spent in-centre *
** SCN Big Guns 2014
* NB: Centre is development impacted
4,700
** SCN Big Guns 2014
25
20
Centre Age Profile
15
10
5
0
0 -14yrs
15 -19yrs
20 -29yrs 30 -39yrs 40 -49yrs 50 -59yrs
60+yrs
Parking Spaces **
NORTHGATE SHOPPING CENTRE
N
Northgate
Shopping Centre
N
Pitt Wayer
Derwent Park
HOBART
Lauderdale
Fern Tree
ABOUT THE CENTRE
Northgate Shopping Centre is a single
level fully enclosed air conditioned
sub-regional centre located approx
420 kilometres North West of Perth
Metropolitan area and within the local
government area of City of Greater
Geraldton. The Centre provides lettable
area of 15,684m2.
Additional Service Providers/ Retailers
includes Northgate Pharmacy, GJ’s
Lottery & News, HBF, RAC, Geraldton
Optical Clinic & PIAF Hair Design plus
Northgate’s exclusive boutique Fiori
Fashions, The Whole Hog Butcher,
Wendy’s, Hungry Jacks and several cafe’s
and kiosks are located in our Food Hall.
The Centre comprises a Target Discount
Store, Coles Supermarket, Coles
Liquorland, and 28 specialty shops, NAB
and 3 auto tellers. National Retailers
include Red Dot, Mazzuchellis, Zamels,
Millers, Jay Jay’s, Sanity, Spendless Shoes,
Betts & Betts, Jean West, Cotton On, Bright
Eyes, EB Games & Lovisa.
Northgate Shopping Centre attracts over
2,700,000 shoppers per annum.
GATE
NORTHGATE SHOPPING CENTRE
CENTRE STATISTICS
28
15,684 m2
2.7 million people
$104.1 million
Annual traffic *
499
25
20
15
Centre Age Profile
10
5
WA Non-Metro Area 2006
0
0 -14yrs
15 -19yrs
20 -29yrs 30 -39yrs 40 -49yrs 50 -59yrs
60+yrs
Parking Spaces **
SOUTHLANDS BOULEVARDE
ABOUT THE CENTRE
Karawara
Manning
Waterford
Wilson
Salter Point
Mount Pleasant
Riverton
Brentwood
Bateman
Bull Creek
Willeton
N
Southlands
Boulevarde
Southlands Boulevarde is the centre of
the southern suburbs and the heart of the
community.
Southlands Boulevarde is a sub-regional,
double supermarket shopping centre
located in the established suburb of
Willetton 12km to the south-east of the
perth CBD. The area is easily accessible
from the Perth CBD via the Kwinana
Freeway, which is the major north-south
carriage way in the region. The centre
offers convenient, relaxed shopping and
is anchored by a Coles and Woolworths
Supermarket, Best & Less, The Reject Shop
and Hoyts Cinema complex.
The socio-demographic profile of
this trade area is reflective of a well
established region with above average
incomes, comprised of traditional families
in their middle life stages.
SOUTHLANDS BOULEVARDE
CENTRE STATISTICS
80
LAND
20,365 m2
3.9 million people
$133.2 million
Annual traffic *
1,260
25
20
15
Centre Age Profile
10
5
Australian Pupulation 2011
0
0 -14yrs
15 -19yrs
20 -29yrs 30 -39yrs 40 -49yrs 50 -59yrs
60+yrs
Parking Spaces **
WATERTOWN
ABOUT THE CENTRE
N
Mt Lawley
Leederville
Watertown
Subiaco
Claremont
Northbridge
Perth CBD
East Perth
Only a 20 minute walk from the Perth
CBD, Watertown Brand Outlet Centre is
Australia’s most exciting venue for outlet
and specialty shopping. With all the best
brands at all the best prices, it is Perth’s
home to outlet shopping. With everything
you need in one location, Watertown
Brand Outlet Centre is a ‘one-stop-shop’.
Brand outlet and clearance stores
sell quality national and international
brands at price permanently below the
recommended retail price. To keep you
one step ahead, some stores also have a
selection of new season stock at regular
retail prices.
Take a break from your shopping
adventure at Watertown Brand Outlet
Centre’s dining and entertainment
precinct. Choose from a variety of
cafés, restaurants, alfresco dining and
international cuisine.
The specialty precinct offers a diverse mix
of fashion, jewellery, gifts, homewares,
leisure and sportswear, general
merchandise and service retail outlets.
WATERTOWN
CENTRE STATISTICS
124
21,218 m2
3.5 million people
$107.7 million
Annual traffic *
1,181
25
20
15
Centre Age Profile
10
5
0
0 -14yrs
15 -19yrs
20 -29yrs 30 -39yrs 40 -49yrs 50 -59yrs
60+yrs
* Lend Lease Research August 2014
Parking Spaces *
DISCLAIMER
Every reasonable effort to ensure the accuracy of
this brochure has been taken by Lend Lease Property
Management (Australia) Pty Limited ABN 61 002 894 153
(“Lend Lease”) and its agents. At the time of publication
(August 2014), the content of this brochure is accurate to
the best of the knowledge of Lend Lease and its appointed
agents. Lend Lease reserves the right to change any
concept or any design elements of the Pop Up National
Brochure as depicted at any time. In investigating whether
or not to occupy premises within any Lend Lease managed
shopping centre, intending occupiers must make and rely on
their own enquiries in relation to, and in evaluation of, the
information, predictions, opinions and statements contained
in this brochure.
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