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Changes to Report to incorporate Attachment H · MCU13/0092
Foresight partners Source: ABS Census 2011 The socio-economic characteristics indicate that residents and visitors of the trade area have average household expenditure potential that is above the Sunshine Coast average. 3.4 Household Retail Spending Potential Average retail expenditure levels for households in the trade area were derived using average household income data based upon the 2011 Census, the ABS 2009-10 Household Expenditure Survey and National and State Accounts data. Dollar values from these sources were inflated to common December 2012 values using Brisbane Consumer Price Index data. Average household retail expenditures for each component of the trade area were compiled by the broad retail categories identified in the table below. Future trade area convenience expenditure potential is forecast under the assumption that in terms of constant dollars, there will be no change in average retail expenditure per person over the forecast period. Therefore, changes in total trade area retail expenditure are assumed to result only from changes in trade area population. Table 3.3 sets out the estimated average household retail spending by trade area households, divided into four commodity groups. Table 3.3: Average Household Retail Expenditure by Commodity Group (December 2012 $ values) Take home Meals out and Homewares and food ($) take away ($) Apparel ($) services (S) Total ($) Trade Area 10,500 4,530 2,450 12,520 30,000 Sunshine Coast 10,160 4,380 2,370 12,100 29,010 Queensland 10,870 4,690 2,530 12,940 31,030 Source: ABS 2009-10 Household Expenditure Survey, National and State Accounts; Foresight Partners Calculations Household spending on Take Home Food, Meals Out-Take Away and some Convenience Homewares and Services will be of most relevance to the proposed development. Trade area households currently average about $30,000 spending on retail goods and services per annum, which is slightly above that of the Sunshine Coast region ($29,010) and slightly below the Queensland average ($31,030) Multiplying average household expenditures by the trade area households at the June 2011 base year produces an estimate of total retail expenditure potential. Similar calculations for the forecast years 2015, 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 2011 is estimated at $51.2 million, which should increase to: 17 Needs Assessment, Peregian Beach Centre 13002 Rev 2 19 February 2013
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