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Green Hills a Key Destination Discover a Unique Opportunity Green Hills A key destination Discover a unique opportunity Stockland Green Hills has been a highly successful sub-regional shopping centre in the Lower Hunter Region of NSW. Ranked first for MAT specialty sales productivity in 2014 Shopping Centre News (SCN) Little Guns and in the top three centres every year since 2004. The redevelopment is transforming Green Hills into a place where aspirational fashion meets the convenience of neighbourhood shopping, where an incredible new dining experience meets local providers who have been with the community for generations. All wrapped up to deliver the desired shopping experience our customers are waiting for. Specialty stores outperforming at #1 Little Gun for best performing 1 $14,084 per sqm sub-regional in Australia in 2015 (specs MAT/m2) Total GLA Approximate redevelopment cost 74,000sqm $412m Green Hills is the only (approx) on completion of development major shopping centre in its total trade area Estimated to escape to 3 key Escape expenditure centres outside the trade area estimated 2 $253m 3 Kotara, Charlestown, Newcastle $1bn Total trade area retail expenditure Total trade area population growing from $3.69bn to 248,000 expanding to 3 $3.87bn 3 by 2018 255,000 1. Sales at December 2015 2. Estimate using Quantium NAB data, 12 months to February 2017 at suburb level 3. Location IQ, June 2016 Entertainment and A place where 37,000sqm of leisure includes a 7 aspirational new retail space screen HOYTS LUX fashion meets the growing the centre cinema complex convenience of to 74,000sqm and new casual neighbourhood dining precinct shopping Features David Jones, Target, Harris Scarfe, Dan Murphy’s Multi–level car park plus 5 new mini for 3,100 cars majors, additional 143 specialties and kiosks Green Hills design Car parking becomes the best convenient access in class within the UPPER ROOF PARKING trade area approx. 200 ROOF TOP PARKING approx. 1,100 HOTYS LUX International Apparel David Jones Level One Target Entertainment Leisure Precinct Dining Precinct Affordable Luxury Apparel International Apparel UPPER GROUND PARKING Coles approx. 400 Big W New Existing Mitchell Drive Ground Floor Woolworths Dan Murphy’s Shopper-friendly two Simple well-distributed Existing majors Well-performing Woolworths GROUND JB Hi-Fi level traditional gun PARKING four levels of free parking retained and Big W approx. 400 Harris Scarfe barrel mall Best & Less TOTAL CAR PARKS approx. 3,100 New retailers to Easy access via Strong car park management UNDERCROFT A contemporary PARKING food and casual meet customer connections to with park assist to maintain approx. 1,000 dining offer demand external road network customer parking Stewarts Barrington Brook Bunyah Parkville Rawdon Gundy Vale Bunnan Markwell 84 Chichester Salisbury Sandy There are no 1 Introducing Hollow Lostock major regional SECONDARY the trade area NORTH centres located Stroud Bylong TERTIARY Gresford within the Booral The Lower Hunter Valley region is The highest income households NORTH-WEST trade area Camberwell Glendon wealthy, with a diverse economy are all to the north and west of Brook and a growing population. The the trade area placing our centre Vacy 15 TERTIARY entire trade area for the centre between the wealthiest areas and Singleton Square Clarence Town EAST is above average population and existing regional shopping centres. Paterson income growth with high growth in Hunter The trade area population is River Branxton the target areas, to the north and Seaham predominantly Australian born at Bulga SECONDARY west of the centre. NORTH-WEST 92.1% and home ownership levels Maitland Broke Maitland Hunter Mall The centre services a main are above the non-metro NSW PRIMARY Raymond Terrace Marketplace trade area of approximately average metrics. Green Hills TERTIARY 113,000 people, a total trade area 69 SOUTH-WEST SECONDARY SECONDARY population which is 248,000 SOUTH-WEST Cessnock City Centre SOUTH-EAST Stockland people and forecast to grow to over 135 111 280,000 by 2026. The area consists Newcastle Green Hills of a higher proportion of young Wollombi Stockland Jesmond Waratah Village Stockland Glendale Marketown Shopping Centre families with dependent children Westfield Kotara with an average age in the main Charlestown Square Lake Macquarie Fair trade area of 37.1 years which is younger than the non-metro NSW Lake average of 40.1. Regional & Sub-Regional Shopping Centre by GLA (sqm) Macquarie > 60,000SQM (TA = 1) PRIMARY TRADE AREA MAIN ROADS 40,000SQ.M - 60,000SQM (TA = 0) SECONDARY TRADE AREA LAKES AND RIVERS 83 *On completion of development Kilometres Source: Location IQ Stockland Green Hills Expansion Potential Assessment, Sept 2014. 20,000SQ.M - 60,000SQM (TA = 0) TERTIARY TRADE AREA Wyee 20,000SQ.M (TA = 4) 0 5 10 20 Wisemans Ferry Gosford Trade area expenditure Trade area population to reach over 250,000 within 2 years3 Total trade area’s retail expenditure is currently estimated at $3.69 billion a year and is projected to increase to $3.87 billion by 2018. On top of this, the current level of escape expenditure is estimated at $1 billion or around 30% of current retail spending. Population (’000) Primary Secondary Tertiary Total trade area retail expenditure $3.69 billion growing Trade area expenditure to reach over $3.87 billion at opening3 at 4.8% per annum between 2017 and 2021 Expenditure ($m) Main Total 3Location IQ June 2016 Stewarts Brook Parkville Rawdon Gundy Vale Bunnan 84 Sandy Customers in SECONDARY NORTH Located within a Hollow Household northern trade $88,903 wealthy trade area areas are Retail Spend $214m Bylong significantly TERTIARY NORTH WEST TERTIARY EAST more affluent Household Household $99,346 SECONDARY NORTH WEST $72,105 Retail Spend $946m Household Retail Spend $617m $89,916 PRIMARY Retail Spend $485m Household $88,429 Retail Spend $617m TERTIARY SOUTH WEST SECONDARY SOUTH EAST Household Household $77,357 $66,370 Retail Spend $434m Retail Spend $130m Stockland SECONDARY SOUTH WEST Household Newcastle Green Hills $72,613 Retail Spend $245m Average Home Families Total trade area Retail expenditure Westfield Kotara household income ownership with dependent children population growth forecast Charlestown Square $85,131 72.4%. 55%. 255,000 4.8% 17% higher than non Which is higher than Which is higher than on per Lake metro NSW average Australian average Australian average* completion annum* Macquarie Key: Bronze represents household income higher than Australian average Kilometres Household income based on Census 2011; Location IQ, June 2016 *Total trade area 0 5 10 20 Tuggerah Lake Wisemans Ferry Gosford Urban youth fashion The centre’s fashion offering will be greatly increased, with the addition of exciting new fashion retailers, accompanied by a mix of dynamic youth brands. Style on every level Green Hills - June 2017 Updates - Keyframes - Rev B Green Hills - June 2017 Updates - Keyframes - Rev B More to explore CAM 12_L1 Kids New (00050) CAM 10_L1 Grand Stair New (00300) Entertainment and leisure The Entertainment Precinct will act as a community hub boasting a 7 screen HOYTS LUX cinema complex, fresh new eating options, meeting points for family and friends including an eagerly awaited garden courtyard with indoor/outdoor pavilion dining. Garden courtyard Our expanded and relocated food court will feature an enclosed area with additional all-weather seating with a garden courtyard feel for the new casual dining precinct. Offering an array of retail opportunities with a great range of dining options catering for the community. Courtyard casual dining Stewarts Barrington Parkville Brook Rawdon Gundy Vale Bunnan 84 TERTIARY Craven NORTH-WEST Bunyah Chichester A significant development pipeline of The Stockland Salisbury One of the Sandy Hollow Logistics & Business Parks portfolio Lostock Markwell 4 centres Myambat Stroud portfolio Bylong Ravensworth forecast to commence development 15 with 27 properties valued at Booral largest retail Jerry’s Plains in the next 12 months and Hunter property owners, developers River 1 $2.0bn TERTIARY 3 centres and managers in Australia NORTH-WEST Paterson Branxton Maitland already under development Cairns Broke Branxton Stockland SECONDARY Greta 69 NORTH-WEST SECONDARY Green Hills NORTH Townsville North Shore Maitland 135 111 Newcastle Stockland Wollombi NT PRIMARY Green Hills Lake Kurri TERTIARY Kurri EAST Macquarie Cessnock SECONDARY 135 SOUTH-WEST SECONDARY RockhamptonMcdonald QLD SOUTH-EAST Gladstone River Over $6.5bn TERTIARY Kensington Shopping centres nationally SOUTH-WEST 1 BundabergSaint Warnervale in sales annually from around Albans Airport Tuggerah WA Newcastle Hervey Bay Lake valued at approximately Wisemans Baringa BirtinyaFerry Caloundra Gosford Burleigh Heads 83 3,500 retail Key GOLD COAST Cleveland PRIMARY TRADE AREA STOCKLAND CENTRE $7.0bn SECONDARY TRADE AREA MAIN ROADS Kilometres SA TERTIARY TRADE AREA LAKES AND RIVERS Benowa Gardens 0 5 10 20 stores Tamworth Pacific Pines Forster Riverton Green Hills Bull Creek Harrisdale Glendale Baldivis NSW Wallsend Jesmond Bathurst SYDNEY Balgowlah Corrimal Baulkham Hills Shellharbour Cammeray One of the leading retirement Nowra The leading residential developer, VIC Glasshouse living operators with Australia’s largest Merrylands Wendouree with over 72,600 lots Point Cook Tooronga Piccadilly Traralgon over 9,400 Wetherill Park and a total end value of diversified Highlands The Pines established units property company across Australia $18.2bn TAS December 2016. Centre Stockland Green Hills 1 Molly Morgan Drive, Maitland NSW P 02 4933 2799 Leasing E [email protected] P 02 9035 2080 W stockland.com.au/greenhillsleasing All due care has been taken in the preparation of this document and as at July 2017, the information contained in this document is understood to be correct. However, no warranty is given as to the accuracy of the information contained in this document. Further, it should be noted that the information contained in this document should not be taken to be correct at any future date. Trading patterns described in this document will change in the future and this document should not be relied upon in any way to predict future trading patterns.
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