Original source · versioned page text
Attachment 7- Economic Impact Statement
6
2.3 Noosa Existing development within the NBC consists of the Noosa Civic Shopping Centre, the
Business Centre Noosa Civic Showroom precinct, and the Noosa Civic Business precinct.
Together these elements contain a total of 30,000 sqm of net lettable area and provide a
sub-regional shopping and services facility serving a permanent residential population in
a catchment that consists of Noosa Shire and parts of the surrounding hinterland. The
centre also serves a tourist visitor customer base and people living beyond the catchment
who might work in the area or visit regularly. The NBC is well-located to serve this role
given the central position within the Noosa region and good transport connections.
Noosa Civic Shopping Centre
Noosa Civic Shopping Centre provides a traditional retail offer and is anchored by a Big
W discount department store of 6,484 sqm and a Woolworths supermarket of
3,590 sqm. Total shopping centre floorspace is approximately 18,000 sqm, of which
around 17,285 sqm is occupied by retail tenants.
Noosa Civic Showroom
The Noosa Civic showroom precinct is situated in the northern part of the centre
adjacent to Walter Hay Drive and Eenie Road and consists of 7,000 sqm of nettable
floorspace, of which 6,080 sqm is currently occupied by LFR tenants including BCF,
Beacon Lighting, and Adairs, and another 990 sqm is occupied by a veterinary clinic, an
F45 gym and a Pilates and yoga studio (FS8). There are no vacant tenancies.
Noosa Civic Business
A business precinct is located to the west of the core retail centre and contains a range of
mainly service-oriented uses including a Centrelink office, training and employment
placement services, community services and health-related activities. There are no retail
tenants within this precinct.
In addition to the components above, a pad site is occupied by an EG Ampol service
station.
Overall, the NBC is a successful existing centre that accommodates a range of uses that
provide services and jobs for the sub-regional community it serves. The centre represents
an important opportunity to continue to grow and widen its range of shopping,
entertainment, business services and residential housing, while generating additional jobs
and incomes for the Noosa region.
Noosa Village Mixed Use Development – Economic Impact Statement for Development Application Deep End Services
Preview the original
The page text is free to read. Previews and downloads of original files need an account.
Log in to previewLog in to download the original (Attachment 7- Economic Impact Statement.pdf)
Searchable page text hides email addresses. Original files are unchanged and may show email addresses.