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9. Appendix F - Economic Impact Assessment
The proposed Noosa Marketplace will create a substantial number of additional jobs, both for the
construction and related industries during the construction phase of the development and for the
economy generally once the development is completed.
The estimated total capital costs for the construction of the development are $30 million. By using
the appropriate ABS Input/Output Multipliers that were last produced in 1996/97 and a deflated
estimated total capital cost of construction of $22.9 million (i.e. in 1996/97 dollars), it is estimated
that the construction period of the proposed Noosa Showroom development would create some
160 jobs (refer Table 4.6).
The additional construction jobs (160) will result in a further 257 jobs in the broader community
based on ABS Input/Output Multipliers (refer Table 4.6).
In total some 1,080 jobs are likely to be created both directly and indirectly as a result of the proposed Noosa
Marketplace.
TABLE 4.4. NOOSA MARKETPLACE ESTIMATED EMPLOYMENT
Estimated Noosa Home
Type of Use Employment Change in GLA Employment
Per '000 sq.m (sq.m) (persons)
Large Format Retail/Showroom 20 8,780 176
Business / Retail Incubator 65 1,800 117
Indoor Recreation (Kids Play Centre) 13 730 9
Commercial 50 1,200 60
Food & Beverage 60 270 16
Total Centre 1
12,780 378
Net Increase 2
340
1. Excludes non-retail components.
2. Net increase includes an allowance for reduced employment levels at impacted centres
estimated at 10% of the total increase
TABLE 4.5. ESTIMATED EMPLOYMENT IMPACT
Original Stimulus Direct Supplier Employment Total
Employment Multiplier Effects
Centre Employment
1
340 323 663
* Employment totals include both full-time and part-time work
1. Indicates the estimated number of net additional ongoing jobs as a result of the proposed development
Source : Australian National Accounts: Input-Output Tables 1996-97
Noosa Marketplace, Queensland
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May 2019
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