Leasing

SHOPS FOR LEASE BRISBANE CITY: A PINNACLE POSITION IN THE CBD, ADJACENT TO AUSTRALIA’S BUSIEST PEDESTRIAN MALL AND IN THE CENTRE OF BRISBANE’S LUXURY LABEL PRECINCT

EVERYDAY TO EXCEPTIONAL

Looking for shops to lease Brisbane City? MacArthur Central is a modern, three level shopping centre in the heart of the Brisbane CBD, on the corner of Edward and Queen Streets directly adjacent to the Queen Street Mall.

Tenants: 45

GLA: 15,100

Annual Customer Visits: 10.3M

MAT (as at December 2018): $207m

Internally, MacArthur Central offers one of the city’s most comprehensive mixes of convenience and specialty retail. Anchored by the Brisbane CBD’s only full line Woolworths supermarket, MacArthur Central also plays host to vast two-level tenancies for both Big W and JB Hi-Fi, book-ending a modern buzzing foodcourt with seating for 310 patrons and a wide range of culinary offerings.

While the vast majority of customers visit on foot or utilise conveniently located public transport, MacArthur Central is also home to a secure underground car park providing additional customer convenience.

Its mix of modern and heritage architecture gives the Centre a unique dual personality. Thanks to its high-street frontages and an elegant facade, the Centre boasts a luxury brand precinct which features some of the world’s most recognisable brands including Tag Heuer, Hardy Brothers, Hugo Boss and more.

MacArthur Central is also home to international tech-giant Apple. The store which occupies the heritage-style MacArthur Chambers is the largest in Queensland and combines a blend MacArthur Chambers' elegant, heritage-style architecture with the sleek, ultra-modern aesthetic the company is famous for.

Centre Information

Catchment Area Demographics
15-24	15.1%^^
25-44	32.6%^^
45-64	22.6%^^

Centre Information
Centre MAT	Over $185 million
Centre GLA	15,063 m2
Car Parks	95
Year Built	2002

Brisbane CBD Statistics
Students	45,000*
Residents	10,248^^
Workers	837,500#

^^Brisbane City Council Community Profiles. Resident Profile June 2015.
*Brisbane marketing - Australia's New World City, About Brisbane, 2017.
#The LGA employment figure is a Brisbane City Council estimate of people working in Brisbane, which includes communities living outside of the Brisbane LGA. Brisbane City Council, Brisbane Key Economic Facts, 2017.

Centre Location

Located directly adjacent to Queen Street Mall, on the corner of Edward & Queen Streets
Central Train Station just a 500m walk and bus stops & taxi ranks conveniently located at both entrances of the Centre
Less than 2kms to South Bank and the Cultural Precinct (QPAC, QLD Museum, State Library of QLD and GOMA)
Parking spaces in close proximity including the Centre’s secure underground car park.

The Brisbane retail market

Working Age

A massive 70.3% of those in the local goverment area are of working age.

- Local government area identified in BCC Brisbane Community Profile for Brisbane as at June 2015

Major Capital Cities

Brisbane is Australia's third largest city and recently earned a spot in the London Financial Times Magazine's Top Ten Asian Cities.

- London Financial Times Magazine.

Leading National Economic Growth

Brisbane's $146 billion economy is predicted to expand to $217 billion by 2031.

- Brisbane marketing Australia's New World City, About Brisbane, 2017.

Retail Trade to Strengthen

Retail trade in Queensland is forecasted to strengthen and increase on average by 3.6% per annum over the next five years.

- Deloitte Access Economics, July 2012.

Queen Street Mall Visits

There are close to 700,000 people that currently visit the Queen Street mall on a monthly basis.

- Brisbane City Council Malls Management, Traffic Counters 2017.

High Retail Sales

The brisbane CBD attracts circa $1.35 billion n retail sales.

- Foresight Partners, Brisbane CBD Retailing Business Development Strategy, March 2009.

Brisbane Highlights

22.5 million passengers passed through the Brisbane airport which is only 20 minutes from the CBD, in the 2015 / 2016 financial year¹

50+ hotels located in CBD ranging from budget to boutique five-star²

Almost 116,000 businesses located in the Business LGA area in 2015³

Brisbane is a host to major cultural events & activities

CBD attracts circa $1.35 billion in retail sales with the Queen Street precinct

$146 billion economy predicted to expand to $217 billion by 2031⁶

Home to 3 world-class universities (5) with 20% of the population holding a university degree⁷

Close to 700,000 people visit the Queen Street Mall on a monthly basis⁴

7,394 bus & 536 train services to and from the Brisbane metropolitan area and through Central Station per day²

Brisbane is the third most populous city in Australia⁶

A population of 2.3 million people and forecast to grow to 3 million by 2031⁷

Brisbane's local government area employs 837,500 people³

Brisbane enjoys more than 300 days of sunshine per year⁶

Brisbane has major infrastructure assets including a world-class international airport, a busy international port, a comprehensive road and rail network, vibrant entertainment and sporting venues and an exceptional range of accommodation options