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A Unique Retail Opportunity in One of Australia's Fastest Growing Cities ELEMENT PARK ELEMENT PARK A unique retail opportunity in one of Australia’s fastest growing cities. CLYDE NORTH CLYDE NORTH CLYDE CLYDE NORTH entertainment, leisure, food and beverage retailers. retailers. beverage and food leisure, entertainment, showrooms, for opportunities leasing offers development this location, exposure ahigh and infrastructure transport to proximity convenient With North area. Clyde booming the in precinct retail iconic an part be to of opportunity your is This big. something part of Be ELEMENT PARK ELEMENT PARK Artist’s ImpressionArtist’s CLYDE NORTH CLYDE NORTH CLYDE CLYDE NORTH ELEMENT PARK Artist’s Impression ELEMENT PARK ELEMENT PARK Be at the heart of a retail community. Element Park represents an With accessibility to the Princes opportunity to join a thriving retail Freeway and Thompsons Road, centre alongside other major as well as new communities, retailers including Bunnings, one Element Park is where everything of Australia’s best known brands. comes together. Delivered by the experienced This position also delivers a high team at MAB Corporation, this level of exposure, with Thompsons retail precinct is ideally located to Road and Berwick Cranbourne benefit from the rapidly growing Road to become arterial roads. south-east of Melbourne. CLYDE NORTH CLYDE NORTH CLYDE Berwick Station Port Phillip Bay Melbourne CBD Melbourne 51km to Melbourne CBD Melbourne to 51km Eastlink Monash University Clyde Rd NorthClyde N ELEMENT PARK ELEMENT PARK Direct link to Melbourne Princes Fwy Clyde Rd Eden Rise Village Bus Route 899 Berwick-Cranbourne Rd Thompsons Rd CLYDE NORTH CLYDE NORTH CLYDE ELEMENT PARK ELEMENT PARK Growing community. Growing opportunity. Element Park has been carefully positioned on a highly visible corner site where +22% retailers can realise the full potential of a booming area. Increase in residential 1 This part of Melbourne is not only currently building approvals 2016 - 17 home to well-established residential areas; it is also expected to continue to enjoy growth for years to come with employment precincts, shopping centres, infrastructure and amenity all close by. Currently 11,000 cars pass Element Park daily. $1,552 In 2041 this will increase Median weekly to 25,000. household income2 500K+ Sources: 1: http://profile.id.com.au/casey/building-approvals. Expected residents 2: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Census of Population and Housing 2016. 3 3: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Regional Population Growth, Australia (3218.0). by year 2041 CLYDE NORTH CLYDE NORTH CLYDE ELEMENT PARK ELEMENT PARK The City of Casey is the 12th fastest growing city in Australia, increasing by 3.8% in 2015-16. Source: ABS, Regional Population Growth (ABS Cat. no. 3218.0) 3.1 313,521 3.1 persons per dwelling compared to greater Melbourne 2.62 Casey Population 2016. 500,000+ 500,000+ 278,358 220,440 237,529 269,447 254,471 313,521 +65% 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2041 Expected population growth 2017 - 20413 Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Regional Population Growth, Australia (3218.0). Compiled and presented by .id the population experts Strong growth in retail trade, up 91.9% in a year and up 357.2% over five years.1 59.5% Sources: 1: http://economy.id.com.au/casey/local-sales-by-industry?sEndYear=2015 & http://economy.id.com.au/casey/local-sales-by-industry 2: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Census of Population and Housing 2011 and 2016. People who work in 3: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Regional Population Growth, Australia (3218.0). 4 4: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Census of Population and Housing 2016. Casey live in the area CLYDE NORTH CLYDE NORTH CLYDE EXISTING RESIDENTIAL Berwick Waters (3,400 lots) Tulliallan (1,000 lots) ELEMENT PARK Kilora Park (450 lots) ELEMENT PARK A significant planning CURRENT OR FUTURE PSP ZONED LAND Circa 1886 (500 lots) pipeline underpins Thomsons Run (170 lots) enormous growth for Thompsons Rd Bloom (470 lots) the City of Casey. With existing catchments and significant Meridian (1,600 lots) St Germain (1,500 lots) future population growth, a lease of 5 to 10 Clyde Rd years provides certainty for businesses at Element Park. Linsell Blvd Clydevale (1,000 lots) Pound Rd EXISTING RESIDENTIAL Bel Air (500 lots) Hardys Rd Delaray (1,050 lots) Highgrove Estate (700 lots) Ramleigh Springs (700 lots) Berwick - Cranbourne Rd Pattersons Rd Eliston (803 lots) CURRENT OR FUTURE PSP ZONED LAND Hartleigh (760 lots) Belmond (580 lots) Ballarto Rd South Gipsland Hwy N 0m 500m 1500m CLYDE NORTH CLYDE NORTH CLYDE ELEMENT PARK ELEMENT PARK Stage One Site Overview. Centre 2 5 100m 3 3 1 560m2 Plan. 5 6 500m2 5 500m2 Bunnings GLA: 16,634m2 Thompsons Rd Thompsons 24 600m2 Palladium Boulevard 2 2 3 B RSD RSD 625m B . B . B . TR OL LE Y BAY 625m2 TR OL LE Y BAY 7 3 8 2 Centre GLA: 8720m 30 850m2 35 6 Berwick - Cranbourne Rd 1 1,000m2 2 Internal Fitout Building Finishes Parking Spaces 4 47 • Amenities block to each tenancy • 5m x 5m roller shutter door to each rear • 222 car parks at a ratio 6 1,000m2 tenancy loading location of 2.55 car parks per • Full height tenancy dividing walls with 100m2 of retail space. acoustic insulation Roofing 8 Key Features 10 • Showroom / back of house dividing wall • Insulation to underside of roof 1,050m2 (BCA part J compliant only) • Suspended ceiling with acoustic tiles 1. Entry / Exit 7 throughout the showroom areas Façade 2. Truck Service Road • Kitchenette / tea area to each tenancy 270m2 • Glass automatic sliding door to 3. Service Entry / Exit 1,040m2 • Painting to all internal showroom walls each shopfront entry 5 4. Shared Pylon Signs Services • Awning to each tenancy entry 20 5. Outdoor Seating • Plumbing to all amenities • Exclusive façade signage for each tenancy 6. Café Structure 4 9 • Air-conditioning to each tenancy 8 7. Fast Food Areas are approximate and subject to change. • All electrical as required • Full height pre-cast to full perimeter 8. New Traffic Lights • 6m x 3m awning to each tenancy rear Berwick - Cranbourne Rd loading area 9. Proposed Exit Only CLYDE NORTH CLYDE NORTH CLYDE ELEMENT PARK ELEMENT PARK Experienced $11 Billion Developer. MAB projects current development portfolio exceeds $11 billion. About MAB $7.5 Billion MAB Corporation (MAB) is a privately owned property development Under development and company that has been successfully future pipeline. operating since 1995. Through careful research and planning, MAB has attracted some of Australia’s leading manufacturing, industrial, commercial warehousing and research businesses to its 15 35K+ Jobs strategically located business parks. Provision of 35,000+ MAB has an impressive portfolio new jobs at completion. Univeristy Hill Factory Outlet of industrial land subdivisions and business parks across Melbourne. These are spaces designed to deliver efficiency and flexibility, and to benefit the wider community through increased employment 19 Business Parks opportunities. MAB has succesfully implemented a portfolio of 19 business parks. 730 Hectares Total land area of business parks by MAB. $661 Million Total investment to date by MAB. CLYDE NORTH CLYDE NORTH CLYDE Alliance, Business Park NewQuay, Docklands ELEMENT PARK Element Park today. Element Park part of Become here. is An exciting opportunity ELEMENT PARK ELEMENT PARK Artist’s ImpressionArtist’s CLYDE NORTH CLYDE NORTH CLYDE CLYDE NORTH ELEMENT PARK FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT ONE OF OUR AGENTS. Chris Parry: 0420 304 185 [email protected] Tom Perkins: 0401 888 816 [email protected] Nick Segran: 0452 020 190 [email protected] The information in this accommodation proposal has been prepared by MAB Corporation Pty. Ltd. solely for promotional purposes. The information contained herein has been prepared in good faith with due care. Any projections however, represent estimates only and may be based on assumptions which, while reasonable, may not be correct. We do not warrant the accuracy of any information contained in this brochure and do not accept any liability for any error or discrepancy or negligence or otherwise in the information. The information contained herein does not constitute all, or any part of an offer or representations for any property referred to herein. All plans, subdivision, surveys, development plans, artist’s impressions, photographic material and other such material are representative only. All parties must make their own enquiries and obtain independent advice in order to verify any or all information. All enclosures in this brochure are owned by MAB Corporation Pty. Ltd. and its consultants. This document remains the property of MAB Corporation and should not be copied or distributed without prior approval. © Copyright MAB Corporation November 2017. .
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