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Casual Leasing and Branding Opportunities at Highpoint 2016 Intro to Highpoint CASUAL LEASING AND BRANDING OPPORTUNITIES AT HIGHPOINT 2016 INTRO TO HIGHPOINT Highpoint Shopping Centre is one of Australia’s largest Featuring major retailers such as David Jones, Myer, super regional shopping centres, strategically located Target, Big W, Woolworths and Hoyts, Highpoint Shopping north-west of Melbourne and only 8km from the CBD. Centre currently comprises approximately 500 specialty Highpoint Shopping Centre’s expansive geographic draw tenancies over three levels. sees it command one of the largest trade areas in Australia With a recently completed $300 million dollar expansion estimated at over 1.2 million people.¹ commencing in 2010 and opening in 2013, Highpoint The north- west of Melbourne, where Highpoint Shopping Shopping Centre is home to the West’s first David Jones, Centre is located is a highly dynamic region which plus international brands such as Topshop, Zara, Zara has undergone an extensive transformation over the Home, Chanel Fragrance & Beauty and Dior Perfumes past decade, and is touted as one of Australia’s growth Beauty Boutique plus Premium Australian Stores such as hotspots.² With a diverse customer base, Highpoint Sass and Bide, Calibre and Mecca. Shopping Centre attracts customers from nearby suburbs With a strong focus on fashion and lifestyle, complimented such as Essendon, Moonee Ponds, Flemington, Kensington by a large fresh food precinct, Highpoint Shopping and Yarraville, plus suburbs further afield such as Caroline Centre’s annual traffic is in excess of 16.5 million and with Springs, Sunbury and Werribee. over 7000 car parks, many serviced by car park assist The typical Highpoint Shopping Centre customer is to ensure convenience and ease, Highpoint is one of female, Australian born, 38 years old, living in a family Australia’s premier shopping destinations. household, is the main grocery shopper and is employed. ¹ Location IQ, Trade Area Analysis, July 2014. ² KPMG Property and Demographic Advisory; Based on Australian bureau of Statistics data, September 2010. CASUAL LEASING Highpoint Shopping Centre has 21 casual leasing sites At Highpoint Shopping Centre, exceptional presentation that provide clients with the opportunity to reach our standards are expected from all tenants within the customer’s through their position within the mall. Each site centre, therefore it is a requirement that all casual leasing is located in a variety of precincts over levels 2 and 3, with tenants provide images of their display and set up prior to each site having access to power. Casual leasing periods bookings being confirmed. This ensures centre guidelines can range from weekly through to 6-12 month bookings. and presentation standards are upheld, and all set ups for All dimensions and prices are provided in the table on the casual leasing are seamless. following page. Highpoint Shopping Centre also requires all tenants within Highpoint Shopping Centre can provide casual leasing the Centre provide proof of their public liability insurance, furniture to those clients who require merchandising and which must cover you at Highpoint Shopping Centre to the display assistance. All tenants utilising the Highpoint value of $20 million. Shopping Centre furniture must attach professionally printed signage which fits the dimensions of the furniture. LARGE TABLE 820mm 800mm 1500mm SHELVES BACK 1400mm FRONT 800mm 1600mm CASH & WRAP BACK 1400mm 900mm 1450mm FRONT 850mm INFORMATION COUNTER 960mm 1660mm SITE INFORMATION All rates are per week + GST SITE LEVEL DIMENSIONS GRADING FROM SITE LEVEL DIMENSIONS GRADING FROM 1 3 2.5m x 3m A+ $3300 + GST 12 3 2.5m x 3m C Community 2 3 4m x 2m B $2200 + GST 13 2 2.5m x 3m B $2200 + GST 3 3 3m x 2m A $3000 + GST 14 2 2.5m x 4m B $2200 + GST 4 3 3m x 3m A $3000 + GST 15 2 2.5m x 5m B $2200 + GST 5 3 3m x 3m A $3000 + GST 15A 2 2.5m x 3m B $2200 + GST 6 3 3m x 3m A $3000 + GST 16 2 3m x 2m B $2200 + GST 7 3 3m x 3m A $3000 + GST 16A 2 4m x 2m B $2200 + GST 8 3 3m x 3m A $3000 + GST 17 2 4m x 2m B $2200 + GST 9 3 3m x 3m A $3000 + GST 18 2 2.5m x 3m A $3000 + GST 10 3 5m x 2.5m A $3000 + GST 19 2 2.5m x 3m A $3000 + GST 11 3 2.5m x 3m C $1500 + GST 20 1 8m x 8m Centre Crt POA MM1 2 3m x 3m A POA MM2 2 MM3 2 Banana DAVID JONES P Republic GA International Brand Saba Sportscraft Anton K1 International Top Shop r y Aesop oll esso Chanel Pete 7 8 9 Moct xander Oroton Seaf e Nespr AG Al Lulu Lemon Veronika Maine 4 5 6 Max & Co Portmans Mimco Oxford 3547 Kookai Zara TOYS R US 10 3546 Armani Exchange Country Road Marcs 3545 Vince Mi Piaci Saxony Camuto BIG W Laksa DICK KFC Subway Seed King Obento Aquila Outfit ENTRY Spuntino Oscar SMITH Shaver Prive Gorman Oscar Shop OPSM Pulse Pharmacy REBEL Salon Calibre Express Healthy Habits David SPORT Smiggle Review Lawrence Ali Junbo Gloria Jean’s Lorenz Baba Alannah Hill Bellechasse Coffee Student st Flights Fancy T-Life es Spice Fish enner a We 2 e The Box Sass & YD Chocolate Mecca e a dot ortmans o Oporto Bide ovski Box Lolitt Zu Aquila Mocha Bevill P La Senza Roger David ash Nine Jurlique Just Jeans Sweet ett c Jacqui E Max Br Evit J2K Bar Blue Illusion Explosion angranc ro Mouche olitix ypo ony 1001 Optical Williams The Shoemen Hush Puppies P Suzanne Grae McDonald’ Coll Swar T Bianc Lorna Jane T Fr Shop Windsor Smith Colnnor Ta New Zealand Natural Roger David Equip Cotton On Body Magnolia Silver Watchworks Cobbler Boost Planet Chocolate Café Vita Jewellery 7324 Plus Juice s 1 ’s 3 Sunglass Hut Muffin Feeling Fruity s e Sumo Salad s o st Angus & os Break Juice Co. 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