STEP INTO THE NEXT LEVEL OF RETAIL RETAIL HAS REACHED NEW HEIGHTS AT THE OASIS ON BROADBEACH

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1 STEP INTO THE NEXT LEVEL OF RETAIL L1 RETAIL HAS REACHED NEW HEIGHTS AT THE OASIS ON BROADBEACH

2 INTRODUCING THE NEW LEVEL 1

3 ANCHORED BY A NEW COTTON ON MEGA The pinnacle of the rejuvenation of The Oasis on Broadbeach will be the opening of a new Cotton On Mega store on Level 1. Offering the full spectrum of womenswear, menswear, kidswear and accessories, Cotton On Mega will enhance the centre s discretionary spend retail offer and create a true Unique Selling Point (USP) for The Oasis on Broadbeach. With an expansive shopfront directly spanning the upper level mall at the top of the Level 1 escalators, Cotton On Mega will be highly visible from the Ground Level atrium.

4 A COMPLETE REINVIGORATION OF A GOLD COAST FAVOURITE Following 18 months of extensive renovation and refurbishment, both internally and externally, The Oasis is set to resume its former leadership position as a multi-purpose retail and leisure destination, servicing a strong residential and burgeoning tourist market at Broadbeach, Surfers Paradise on Queensland s prospering Gold Coast. Contemporising the centre to ensure it meets the market s needs, exceeds visitors expectations and regains relinquished market share, has been at the forefront of this formidable project which to date has delivered; Significant aesthetic changes that have rejuvenated the centre s ambience to unprecedented standards, along with major structural enhancements designed to improve customer traffic circulation and comfort within the centre. The Gold Coast s newest al fresco beachside dining destination, with Loose Moose, Harajuku Gyoza, Beachside Pavilion, Main Street Burger, plus more. A superior convenience offer with Woolworths, greater fresh food providores, services and a selection of leading specialties, including a new Priceline Pharmacy and Commonwealth Bank.

5 THREE FORMIDABLE USP S IN ONE OUTSTANDING LOCATION Beachside Al Fresco Dining. Cotton On Mega anchoring a strong discretionary Level 1 retail offer. Convenience Woolworths accompanied by a leading assortment of specialties and services.

6 LOCATED IN THE HEART OF THE GOLD COAST The Oasis occupies a prominent beachfront location in the heart of Queensland s Gold Coast. Directly above The Oasis are two residential towers, whilst neighbouring the centre is a plethora of high rise apartments and hotels, including the 5-star Sofitel Gold Coast and the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre, with Jupiters Hotel and Casino nearby. Easily accessible from the Gold Coast Highway and key transportation infrastructure, including Gold Coast Light Rail, makes Broadbeach an easy and popular destination to visit for locals and tourists alike. SURFERS PARADISE, 3.2KM GOLD COAST CONVENTION & EXHIBITION CENTRE LIGHT RAIL SOFITEL GOLD COAST HWY JUPITERS HOTEL & CASINO

7 Parkmore Australia Fair A ROBUST TRADE AREA Ashmore Southport Park SC The centre s main residential trade area (MTA) in 2016, consists of over 105,000 * residents who enjoy above average per capita income levels and demonstrate spending 18.2% * above the SEQ average on food catering. Benowa Secondary North Surfers Paradise The tourism market also equates to a year round daily population of over 75,000 potential shoppers in addition to the MTA population. Gold Coast Primary Merrimac Pacific Fair M1 Secondary South Gold Coast HWY Miami KEY Primary Trade Area Secondary North Trade Area Secondary South Trade Area Regional Centre Sub-Regional Centre Robina Town Centre N Kilometres * MacroPlan Dimasi Report June 2017.

8 A GROWING LOCAL POPULATION The main trade area population is expected to increase from 105,630 in 2016 to 133,030 by 2031, representing an increase of almost 27,500 people. This growth is forecast at an average rate of 1.5% over the forecast period, with the secondary north sector expected to encompass the fastest growth rate at 1.9% per annum. The primary sector is anticipated to increase from 25,880 people in 2016 to 34,580 by 2031, representing an increase of 8,700 people, at an average annual growth rate of 2.0%. TRADE AREA POPULATION: ^ ESTIMATED POPULATION FORECAST POPULATION Trade Area Sector Primary 23,050 24,480 25,880 26,580 28,080 31,330 34,580 Total Secondary 71,090 74,800 79,750 81,750 85,200 91,700 98,450 - Secondary North 29,200 30,440 32,440 33,540 35,490 39,240 43,240 - Secondary South 41,890 44,360 47,310 48,210 49,710 52,460 55,210 Main Trade Area 94,140 99, , , , , ,030 ^As at June. Source: ABS Census 2011; QLD Office of Economic and Statistical Research, 2016; MacroPlan Dimasi. AVERAGE ANNUAL GROWTH (NO.) Trade Area Sector Primary Total Secondary ,000 1,150 1,300 1,350 - Secondary North Secondary South Main Trade Area 1,028 1,270 1,350 1,650 1,950 2,000 AVERAGE ANNUAL GROWTH (%) Trade Area Sector Primary 1.2% 1.1% 1.3% 1.8% 2.2% 2.0% Total Secondary 1.0% 1.3% 1.2% 1.4% 1.5% 1.4% - Secondary North 0.8% 1.3% 1.7% 1.9% 2.0% 2.0% - Secondary South 1.2% 1.3% 0.9% 1.0% 1.1% 1.0% Main Trade Area 1.1% 1.2% 1.3% 1.5% 1.7% 1.6%

9 CAPITALISE IN OVER $5 BILLION* IN TOURIST SPENDING ANNUALLY * MacroPlan Dimasi Report June 2017.

10 TOURISM MARKET A KEY RETAIL DRIVER Tourism is a key driver of the Gold Coast economy. Broadbeach attracts a significant proportion of stays and visits, with over 13 million * annual overnight and day trip visitors. Overall, Gold Coast Tourism contributes in excess of $5 billion * in visitor expenditure per annum (including retail, entertainment and accommodation expenditure). The redevelopment of The Oasis has been influenced by the burgeoning tourist spend that is available to be captured on a day to day basis. When considering the visitor market equates to a year-round equivalent daily population of approximately 75,200 * people, there is a substantial pool of unique visitors who are potential retail spenders to leverage. National tourism statistics show that overseas visitor numbers increased at an average annual rate of 7.5% * over the five years from December 2011 to December Over the same period, annual growth from China has increased at a rate of 19.8% * p.a., supported by solid growth from Singapore, Hong Kong and Taiwan. * MacroPlan Dimasi Report June GOLD COAST VISITORS AND VISITOR NIGHTS ( 000): ^ ^As at December. *According to the International Visitor Survey (IVS). **According to the National Visitor Survey (NVS). Source: Tourism Research Australia; MacroPlan Dimasi. 10,000 9,000 8,000 7,000 6,000 5,000 Visitors INTERNATIONAL * DOMESTIC OVERNIGHT * DAY TRIPPERS ** Visitor Nights Length of Stay Visitors Visitor Nights Length of Stay GOLD COAST TOURISM REGION - VISITOR NUMBERS BY TYPE: ^ Visitors , ,602 15, , , ,712 16, , , ,402 14, , , ,332 13, , , ,460 14, , , ,276 13, , , ,521 14, , , ,490 14, , , ,434 13, , , ,659 13, , ,027 9, ,722 13, ,631 4,000 3,000 2,000 1, ^As at December. Source: Tourism Research Australia; MacroPlan Dimasi. Domestic Day Trip Visitors ( 000) Domestic Overnight Visitors ( 000) International Visitors ( 000)

11 STEP UP TO A NEW LEVEL OF RETAIL Limited leasing opportunities exist to join Cotton On Mega and other leading major and specialty retailers at The Oasis on Broadbeach. Completing the ambitious overall rejuvenation of this centre, Level 1 is now leasing. Place your business in the heart of the Gold Coast and capture a share of this burgeoning tourism destination and growing trade area today.

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13 LIMITED LEASING OPPORTUNITIES ON LEVEL 1 Kathleen Bonnitcha, Director kathb@comac.com.au Michael Haddrick, Director michaelh@comac.com.au Gabriella Stelluto, Senior Leasing Executive gabriellas@comac.com.au Disclaimer: Every reasonable effort to ensure the accuracy of this brochure has been taken by Oasis JV Pty Limited ACN ( Oasis ) and its agents. At the time of publication (November 2017), the content of this brochure is accurate to the best of the knowledge of Oasis and its appointed agents. However, Oasis does not offer any warranties or representations as to the information s accuracy or currency. Oasis reserves the right to change any concept or any design elements of Oasis as depicted at any time however is under no obligation to do so. In investigating whether or not to occupy premises within Oasis, 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.