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Convenience homewares and personal services – includes non-food products
typically sold in chemists, newsagents and supermarkets (e.g., paper products, pet
supplies, cleaning items and personal health and beauty products) and personal
services (e.g. hairdresser, DVD hire, dry-cleaning);
Comparison Homewares – goods that consumers buy at infrequent intervals and
would normally compare prices before purchasing (for example furniture,
appliances, tools, computers, jewellery and luggage).
Household spending on take home food, meals out-take away and some convenience
homewares will be of most relevance to the retail component of the proposed mixed-use
development.
3.4.1 Average Household Spending Potential
Table 3.3 sets out the estimated average household retail spending by the five commodity
groups (in 2013 $ values).
Table 3.3: Average Household Retail Expenditure by Commodity Group (2013 $ values)
Take Meals out Convenience Comparison
Apparel
Trade Area home and take Homewares/ Homewares Total ($)
($)
food ($) away ($) services ($) ($)
Cooroy East 9,810 4,220 2,200 5,010 6,600 27,840
Cooroy West 10,610 4,570 2,380 5,420 7,140 30,120
Total Trade Area 10,135 4,360 2,270 5,180 6,820 28,770
Sunshine Coast 10,470 4,510 2,340 5,350 7,050 29,720
Queensland 11,210 4,830 2,510 5,720 7,550 31,820
Source: ABS 2009-10 Household Expenditure Survey, National and State Accounts, Foresight Partners
Calculations
Trade area households currently average about $28,770 spending on retail goods and
services per annum, which is slightly below the Sunshine Coast ($29,720) and about 90%
of the Queensland ($31,820) average.
3.4.2 Current and Future Household Spending Potential
Multiplying average household expenditures by the trade area households at the June
2013 base year produces an estimate of total retail expenditure potential. Similar
calculations for the forecast years 2017, 2019 and 2021 produces estimates of the pool of
expenditure potential available in the main trade area, as shown in Table 3.4.
Retail expenditure potential generated by trade area households at June 2013 is
estimated at $61.9 million, of which $35.6 million is in Cooroy East.
This is expected to increase in line with forecast household formation to:
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Proposed Myall Street Development
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