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MCU14/0106 Appendix J - Retail Needs Assessment
Main Trade Area Resident Spending Destinations
BY SUBURB CHART 8.1
20%
18%
16%
14%
12%
10%
8%
6%
4%
2%
0%
Peregian Springs
Toowoomba City
Unknown Suburb
Unknown Suburb
Unknown Suburb
Unknown Suburb
Unknown Suburb
Unknown Suburb
Forest Glen
Doonan
Milton
Birtinya
Carindale
Noosa Heads
Broadbeach
International Leakage
Warana
Yandina
Buddina
Slacks Creek
Pacific Paradise
Melbourne
Eagle Farm
Mango Hill
Sunrise Beach
Minyama
Mackay
Caboolture
Spring Hill
Paddington
Dalby
North Lakes
Tewantin
Robina
South Brisbane
Gladstone Central
Noosaville
Pomona
Brisbane City
Fortitude Valley
Caloundra
Kunda Park
Morayfield
Newstead
Noosa Civic Market Share
Maroochydore
Online Leakage*
Cairns City
Southport
Bli Bli
Coolum Beach
Mount Coolum
Chermside
Sydney
Mooloolaba
Eumundi
Marcoola
Toowong
Aspley
Cooroy
Buderim
Sippy Downs
Montville
Surfers Paradise
Capalaba
Peregian Beach
Gympie
Kawana
Sunshine Beach
Indooroopilly
Mudjimba
Nambour
West End
Woolloongabba
New Farm
Biggera Waters
Bundaberg Central
Currimundi
Source: Quantium
The following charts illustrate the estimated retail turnover for a selection of the key centres in 2014, and
the Case 1 and Case 2 turnover estimates for 2018. We have also included forecasts for 2021 in order to
gauge the post impact outcome in year 3.
These charts make it clear that the proposed expansion at Noosa Civic will impact centres in the network
in which they operate, but the centres across the network should still grow, relative to 2014 levels, as the
retail spending market exists to support them. They also show that the all centres with the exception of
Tewantin should return to or surpass their pre-impact 2018 turnover levels by 2021.
It is also relevant to note that, in addition to ‘real growth’ all centres should continue to achieve growth at
least in line with inflation. In other words, the actual turnover levels will be much higher than indicated in
this report, assuming price inflation continues.
118 ASSESSMENT OF ECONOMIC IMPACTS
URBIS
NOOSA CIVIC - RETAIL NEEDS ASSESSMENT DEC 2014 MASTER - FINAL
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