NEW RETAIL OPPORTUNITIES

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1 NEW RETAIL OPPORTUNITIES STAGE 1 LEASING NOW Join Coles, Kmart and ALDI plus 50+ Specialty Stores and Dining Precinct

2 THE PORT S NEWEST RETAIL DEVELOPMENT The redevelopment of the Port Canal Shopping Centre has commenced with stage 1 due for completion in mid The $45 million construction project makes it the most significant retail development of its kind in the local area in 40 years. The Centre will be rebuilt and extended to include 50+ specialty retailers, cafés, commercial premises, a childcare centre and restaurants all under one roof. In a first for the region, ALDI will open alongside existing retailers Coles, Kmart, Liquorland and Kmart Tyre & Auto. The design of the Centre will be sophisticated and reflect the strong history of the local area whilst providing a contemporary shopping environment. It will include the use of natural and industrial building products that reflect the heritage and future growth of Port Adelaide. To complement the new look, the Centre will be rebranded as Port Adelaide Plaza and will be a destination and landmark precinct for people living in the north-western suburbs of Adelaide. The redevelopment of the Centre will have a significant impact on the local economy, creating new jobs and add significant economic prosperity to the iconic suburb of Port Adelaide.

3 THE REDEVELOPMENT The Centre will expand from 19,000 square metres to over 29,394 square metres with an end value of $130 million. The existing major retail spaces are retained in the development, informing the final plan layout as anchors to the new retail mall. The new ALDI tenancy to the east of Kmart adds an additional anchor and facilitates the extension of the mall to the east. Connections to pedestrian and parking areas are diverse and provide a variety of experience paths for shoppers as they move through the centre and beyond. DESIGN STATEMENT The architecture of the Port Adelaide Plaza represents a contemporary interpretation of Port Adelaide, juxtaposed with the amenity and experience required of the modern sub regional shopping centre. Timelessness is crucial to the design, with precise detailing of natural robust materials that invoke a sense of place, identity and pride. This retail experience is specific to this site, and can only occur at Port Adelaide Plaza. The design of Port Adelaide Plaza utilizes bold forms, lines and materials to provide unique shopping experiences throughout the site, an inconsistent consistency of sorts. With over 50 retailers, the provision of memorable experience is crucial to the ongoing success of the centre. Each retailing experience is unique at Port Adelaide Plaza. Port Adelaide Plaza has been designed for the entire community the shopper, the retailer and also for those simply looking to experience the community. Places have been intertwined into the design to gather, to sit, to watch and to participate. Port Adelaide Plaza is for everyone.

4 AREA MAJOR TENANTS COLES 29,394m 2 KMART 50+ ALDI KMART TYRE & AUTO LIQUORLAND SPECIALTIES CATCHMENT AREA POPULATION ANTICIPATED ANNUAL CUSTOMER VISITS* 60, million

5 LOCATION Port Adelaide Plaza is located in the heart of one of Adelaide s oldest, historical ports, Port Adelaide. It is a unique shopping centre positioned to meet the everyday needs of its community in an area rich in history, culture and opportunity. It is surrounded by historic landmarks and buildings with a solid industrial and residential base. Located 5 minutes on foot from the Port River and only a few kilometres to the beach, adds to the unique maritime charm of the area. REVIVING THE PORT

6 CUSTOMER PROFILE Average Age: years Average Household Income: $55,295 pa Average household size: 2.3 (21% couples with children) Employed Residents: 56,880 Occupation: Predominantly white collar workers (65%) and blue collar workers (35%) Household/Landlord type: In line with State averages for SA, fully owned (32%), part owned/ mortgaged (34%), renting (32%) Population: The current total population within the catchment area is over 60,800, and it projected to grow to 70,260 by 2031 LOCAL INDUSTRY The Centre is easily accessible to over 8,000 local businesses and their employees Local Jobs: 70,286 Local Businesses: 8,115 Largest Industry Sector: Manufacturing ACCESSIBILITY Port Adelaide Plaza is approximately 11kms northwest of Adelaide CBD. The Centre has direct access to public transport including, taxi ranks, nearby bus stops and the Port Adelaide train station. Free customer parking with access from Commercial Road and Church Street. Easy vehicle access to major bridges leading to and from the northern suburbs, including the northern express way plus close to the major arterial road from the CBD to the Le Fevre Peninsula area. CATCHMENT AREA The primary catchment area spans a radius of approximately 8km, including the entire Le Fevre Peninsula. The primary catchment area includes: Port Adelaide Gillman Queenstown Rosewater Alberton Ottoway Semaphore Park Secondary catchment includes West Lakes, Woodville, Mansfield Park and along the Le Fevre Peninsula to Outer Harbor. The information contained here was obtained from the following sources: ABS Census of Population and Housing 2016; ABS Regional Population Growth Australia 2016; ABS Population Projections Australia ; Government of South Australia 2016 Projected Population, ; Urbis Market Assessment Imagery 2018 Google Map data 2018 Google

7 FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS Proposed residential developments in the Port Adelaide area will ensure continued growth and revitalisation over the coming years. Part of the Government s grand plan is to commission 1,300 homes as well as shops, café s, hotels and a public promenade, across 21ha on the surrounds of the Port River. It will represent $280 million worth of private investment, as well as 350 construction jobs and 2,000 ongoing jobs in Port Adelaide. Part of the development plans include: Starfish Developments; a $168 million residential project due to commence April 2018 of Port Adelaide s Dock 1 Development, which will feature 750 homes with townhouses and apartments. Cedar Woods Developments; 500 homes at North West and Fletcher s Slip. York Civil plans to transform Cruickshank s Corner into a tourism destination. Two major projects due to commence at the Osborne shipyard; $35 billion future frigates build and the $50 billion Future Submarines project generating 3,000 new jobs on site by Port Dock Railway Line project; $16.4 million allocated by the State Government for train services linking the Port s commercial centre and residential precinct to the Adelaide CBD.

8 OUTER HARBOR 10km 10 PORT RIVER EXPRESSWAY PROPOSED DEVELOPMENTS 1 Hart s Mill SEMAPHORE ROAD Pt Adelaide Lighthouse Maritime Museum North West Residential Development The North West Precinct will become a lively and diverse residential quarter and provide a gateway to the Port River Waterfront from the west. Fletchers Slip Residential Development Fletcher s Slip will emerge as a unique waterfront mixed-use Precinct. Marina berths alongside attractive wharf side apartments and terraces. Cruickshank s Corner Stage 1 Commercial Development Proposed development with open public spaces with a range of commercial, marine and tourism purposes. Port Approach Commercial Development The Port Approach precinct will become a new business park of light industrial uses with office, commercial and mixed-use development. ST VINCENT STREET COMMERCIAL ROAD 4 5 National Railway Museum 5 Dock One Residential Development Proposal includes approximately 270 homes including redeveloping the Marine and Harbors building into apartments. BEACH 3km 9 Pt Adelaide Library CHURCH STREET DALE STREET Customs House 6 7 EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE Office Towers Proposed 500 public servant workers by June Quest Apartments 104 serviced apartments including Studio, One, Two and Three Bedroom Apartments. CAUSEWAY ROAD 11 8 TAFE SA The Port Adelaide Campus offers tertiary courses on campus including Business, Administration, Finance, Health and Nursing. 9 Newport Quays Waterfront residential apartments 10 Port Adelaide Passenger Terminal Last season over 35 cruise ships laden with tourists visited the Port Adelaide Passenger Terminal in Outer Harbor. 100m GRAND JUNCTION ROAD CITY 11km 11 Transportation Links Direct rail and bus links to the Adelaide CBD, Outer Harbor and surrounding suburbs. Imagery 2018 Google Map data 2018 Google

9 DEVELOPMENT PLAN Existing D A L E Stage 1 RETAIL SPEND Stage 2 The total retail spending market in the Port Canal trade area was estimated at $960m for the year ending June The total retail spending market for the trade area is forecast to increase to $1,052m by This equates to total growth of $115m (or +12.2%). S T R E E T UNITING CARE WESLEY LEADENHALL STREET P L A C E RETAIL MIX PEDESTRIAN LINK C H U R C H ENTRY PLAZA / ALFRESCO DINING PRECINCT LOADING COMMUNITY BUS STOP NORTH EAST ENTRY TENANCIES NORTH WEST ENTRY SERVICE DRIVEWAY TENANCIES KFC TENANCIES TENANCIES CHURCH ST ENTRY STAGE 1 RETAIL TENANCIES BUS STOP E N C L O S E D NEW COLES ENTRY RETAIL TENANCIES EAST ENTRY TENANCIES D R O A TAXI TAXI STAGE 1 RETAIL TENANCIES L C I A M E R C O M BUS STOP S T R E E T T H O M A S It is forecast that on completion of the redevelopment the Centre s customer traffic will increase from 1.5 million to and expected 3.5 million customers a year. M A L L RETAIL TENANCIES STAGE 1 RETAIL TENANCIES NEW KMART ENTRY STAGE 1 RETAIL TENANCIES CUSTOMS HOUSE LOADING P O R T L A N D P L A C E TRAIN STATION FIRST FLOOR TENANCY OVER RECONFIGURED PARKING AREA NEW PARKING AREA Joining major tenants Kmart, Coles and ALDI, Port Adelaide Plaza will be home to a Health Club, Child Care Centre, Medical Centre and a casual dining and restaurant precinct set to transform the local area. This will also be complemented by health and beauty services as well as a strong mix of financial and everyday services including Bendigo Bank, People s Choice Credit Union and Australia Post, providing an enjoyable retail experience for customers.

10 CASUAL DINING AND RESTAURANT OPPORTUNITIES A dining precinct to the east of the plaza creates an offering of food and drink that is both a destination and an extension to the retail experience. The precinct will include both indoor and outdoor opportunities for retailers and shoppers carefully designed to evolve with the seasons to create a unique and memorable experience. With extended trading hours and a variety of communal places to sit, share and chat it truly completes the experience of going to Port Adelaide Plaza. DINING PRECINCT LEASING NOW

11 17250 Australia Post T25 295m² MM1 ALDI 1772m² Newstar Nails T24 66m² T23 70m² Peoples Choice T22 164m² K8 20m² SA Lottery 8495 Cafe T15 150m² STAGE 1 AMENITIES Casual Dining T21 67m² DINING 28m² DINING 26m² 7466 Casual Dining T20 169m² DINING 37m² PUBLIC PLAZA Casual Dining T19 164m² DINING 36m² DINING PRECINCT The opportunity exists for 6 new dining retailers located within an alfresco setting. Available Tenancies T m 2 T m 2 T m 2 T m 2 T m 2 T21 67 m 2 For leasing opportunities call Casual Dining T16 176m² Casual Dining T17 183m² DINING 23m² DINING 23m²

12 200 Commercial Road Port Adelaide SA RETAIL OPPORTUNITIES Michael Gillett Development Manager Disclaimer: All information included in this document as provided by Centre Management and associated third parties is subject to change. These renders are artist impressions for marketing purposes only. Some aspects may not be representative of final product.