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Appendix F- Economic Impact Assessment · MCU23/0078
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6.3 Noosa Civic The proposed Noosa Civic Village is forecast to achieve total sales of approximately
Village sales $120.3m in 2027 during its first full year of operation, as summarised in Table 10.
This forecast is based on the following:
• The supermarket operator is assumed to be a full-line national brand;
• One of the mini major tenancies is likely to be a food retailer and the other would be
in a leisure or general retail category;
• Of the remaining food specialties, approximately 1,000 sqm would be associated
with food and drink outlets and other food retail types, with the remainder in non-
food and retail services; and
• The centre would trade at healthy levels across the supermarket, mini-majors and
specialty categories, reflecting the existing strong position of Noosa Civic, the
additional attraction of catchment residents and visitors to the entertainment
precinct, and the introduction of a local worker and resident population within the
NBC precinct.
It is important to appreciate that the $120.3m in sales at Noosa Civic Village does not
represent the net addition to total sales within the NBC (ie incorporating Noosa Civic and
the Showroom precinct), as some redistribution of spending from the existing Noosa
Civic to Noosa Civic Village will occur. These changes in sales at the existing components
of the NBC are examined as trading impacts in section 6.4.
Table 10—Noosa Use GFA (sqm) Average sales Total sales
Civic Village Supermarket 3,474 $12,500 $43.4
forecast sales
Mini majors 2,506 $6,240 $15.6
Source: Buchan; Other shops 7,720 $7,930 $61.2
Deep End Services Total 13,700 $8,780 $120.3
After 2027, sales growth will occur generally proportionately with growth in total
catchment spending as described in section 5.2 (refer Table 5), possibly with slightly
higher-than-average sales growth at Noosa Civic Village given the typical maturation
profile for a development such as this.
Noosa Village Mixed Use Development – Economic Impact Statement for Development Application Deep End Services
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