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==History== |
==History== |
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It was officially opened in 1987 as Hyperdome Shopping Centre and has had incremental expansions over time. It underwent subsequent development and expansion between 1997 and 1999.<ref name="centro">[http://www.centro.com.au/Shopping+Centres/Shopping+Centre+Directory/Hyperdome+Shopping+Centre/Hyperdome+Shopping+Centre+Overview.htm Overview - Centro Properties Group: Hyperdome Shopping Centre]. Centro Properties Group (2006). Retrieved on 17 January 2007.</ref><ref name="leda">[http://www.ledaholdings.com.au/development/retail/ Leda Property Group: Retail Development]. LEDA Group (2003). Retrieved on 17 January 2007.</ref> In 2006 when [[Vicinity Centres|Centro]] became managers as well as part owners of the shopping centre, a minor redevelopment of the shopping centre was completed. The development included refurbishment of the inner and outer facades, additional retail stores, new Centro Signature sections and construction also began on a new dining and entertainment precinct along Anketell Street.<ref name="centro"/> This outdoor precinct was later named SouthLife on Anketell.{{citation needed|date=June 2010}} From 1 December 2016 Leda Holdings regained full ownership and management of the centre. It was renamed South.Point on 10 May 2018.<ref name="riotact"> |
It was officially opened in 1987 as Hyperdome Shopping Centre and has had incremental expansions over time. It underwent subsequent development and expansion between 1997 and 1999.<ref name="centro">[http://www.centro.com.au/Shopping+Centres/Shopping+Centre+Directory/Hyperdome+Shopping+Centre/Hyperdome+Shopping+Centre+Overview.htm Overview - Centro Properties Group: Hyperdome Shopping Centre]. Centro Properties Group (2006). Retrieved on 17 January 2007.</ref><ref name="leda">[http://www.ledaholdings.com.au/development/retail/ Leda Property Group: Retail Development]. LEDA Group (2003). Retrieved on 17 January 2007.</ref> It was designed by the architects of Donald Crone and Associates. The nearby Tuggeranong Markets were built in the 1990s, but they eventually became part of the Hyperdome site as the Tuggeranong Lifestyle Centre. In 2006 when [[Vicinity Centres|Centro]] became managers as well as part owners of the shopping centre, a minor redevelopment of the shopping centre was completed. The development included refurbishment of the inner and outer facades, additional retail stores, new Centro Signature sections and construction also began on a new dining and entertainment precinct along Anketell Street.<ref name="centro"/> This outdoor precinct was later named SouthLife on Anketell.{{citation needed|date=June 2010}} From 1 December 2016 Leda Holdings regained full ownership and management of the centre. It was renamed South.Point on 10 May 2018.<ref name="riotact"> |
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[https://the-riotact.com/new-era-in-tuggeranong-as-the-hyperdome-renamed-and-rebranded-south-point/245227 New era in Tuggeranong as the Hyperdome renamed and rebranded South.Point] New era in Tuggeranong as the Hyperdome renamed and rebranded South.Point] Riotact (2018). Retrieved on 18 February 2022.</ref> (although many locals who lived in the area before May 2018 still call it the Hyperdome). |
[https://the-riotact.com/new-era-in-tuggeranong-as-the-hyperdome-renamed-and-rebranded-south-point/245227 New era in Tuggeranong as the Hyperdome renamed and rebranded South.Point] New era in Tuggeranong as the Hyperdome renamed and rebranded South.Point] Riotact (2018). Retrieved on 18 February 2022.</ref> (although many locals who lived in the area before May 2018 still call it the Hyperdome). |
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==Retailers== |
==Retailers== |
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Major retailers in the centre include: |
Major retailers in the main centre include: |
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*[[Coles Supermarkets|Coles]] supermarket (4,712m²) |
*[[Coles Supermarkets|Coles]] supermarket (4,712m²) |
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*[[Kmart Australia|Kmart]] discount department store (7,568m²) |
*[[Kmart Australia|Kmart]] discount department store (7,568m²) |
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*[[The Reject Shop]] discount variety store |
*[[The Reject Shop]] discount variety store |
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*[[Myer]] department store (formerly, closed in 2012)<ref>{{Cite web|last=Cummins|first=Carolyn|date=2011-12-18|title=Myer to close or shrink stores as retail malaise bites|url=https://www.smh.com.au/business/myer-to-close-or-shrink-stores-as-retail-malaise-bites-20111218-1p0q4.html|access-date=2021-10-04|website=The Sydney Morning Herald|language=en}}</ref> |
*[[Myer]] department store (formerly, closed in 2012)<ref>{{Cite web|last=Cummins|first=Carolyn|date=2011-12-18|title=Myer to close or shrink stores as retail malaise bites|url=https://www.smh.com.au/business/myer-to-close-or-shrink-stores-as-retail-malaise-bites-20111218-1p0q4.html|access-date=2021-10-04|website=The Sydney Morning Herald|language=en}}</ref> |
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Major retailers in the Lifestyle Centre include: |
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*[[Lincraft]] craft store |
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*[[The Good Guys (Australian company)|The Good Guys]] appliance store |
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*[[Best Friends Pets]] store |
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South.Point is also home to 183 specialty retailers, eateries and service providers.<ref name="centro"/><ref>[http://www.hyperdome.com.au/directory.php Hyperdome Shopping Centre]. LEDA Commercial Properties (2005). Retrieved on 17 January 2007.</ref> |
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==Location and transport== |
==Location and transport== |
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[[Image:Tuggeranong Interchange.JPG|thumb|[[Tuggeranong Interchange]]]] |
[[Image:Tuggeranong Interchange.JPG|thumb|[[Tuggeranong Interchange]]]] |
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South.Point is central to the [[Tuggeranong Town Centre]]. The centre faces onto Anketell Street to the east, Pitman Street to the north and Reed Street to the south. Between the main centre and Athllon Drive, to the west, is |
South.Point is central to the [[Tuggeranong Town Centre]]. The centre faces onto Anketell Street to the east, Pitman Street to the north and Reed Street to the south. Between the main centre and Athllon Drive, to the west, is an additional building known as the Tuggeranong Lifestyle Centre. Between the Lifestyle Centre and the main building, there is an outdoor food court known as The Point. Access to 2,366 parking spaces is off Pitman and Reed Streets.<ref>[http://www.hyperdome.com.au/findingus.php Hyperdome Shopping Centre]. LEDA Commercial Properties (2005). Retrieved on 17 January 2007.</ref> [[Tuggeranong Interchange]] on the other side of Pitman Street is served by [[ACTION]]. |
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==References== |
==References== |
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Latest revision as of 06:06, 1 December 2024
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| Location | Tuggeranong, Australian Capital Territory, Australia |
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| Opening date | 1987 |
| Management | Leda Holdings Pty Ltd |
| Owner | Leda Holdings Pty Ltd |
| No. of stores and services | 183 |
| No. of anchor tenants | 7 |
| Total retail floor area | 56,175 m2 (604,660 sq ft) |
| No. of floors | 2 |
| Parking | 2,400 (three level multistorey with one underground level) |
| Website | southpointcanberra |
South.Point Tuggeranong (previously Tuggeranong Hyperdome) is a two-storey regional shopping centre located in Greenway, Australian Capital Territory, servicing the district of Tuggeranong.
Ownership
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South.Point Tuggeranong is a regional shopping centre with a Gross Lettable Area of 70,298 square metres. The centre was established in 1987 and is managed by Leda Holdings.
History
[edit]It was officially opened in 1987 as Hyperdome Shopping Centre and has had incremental expansions over time. It underwent subsequent development and expansion between 1997 and 1999.[1][2] It was designed by the architects of Donald Crone and Associates. The nearby Tuggeranong Markets were built in the 1990s, but they eventually became part of the Hyperdome site as the Tuggeranong Lifestyle Centre. In 2006 when Centro became managers as well as part owners of the shopping centre, a minor redevelopment of the shopping centre was completed. The development included refurbishment of the inner and outer facades, additional retail stores, new Centro Signature sections and construction also began on a new dining and entertainment precinct along Anketell Street.[1] This outdoor precinct was later named SouthLife on Anketell.[citation needed] From 1 December 2016 Leda Holdings regained full ownership and management of the centre. It was renamed South.Point on 10 May 2018.[3] (although many locals who lived in the area before May 2018 still call it the Hyperdome).
Retailers
[edit]Major retailers in the main centre include:
- Coles supermarket (4,712m²)
- Kmart discount department store (7,568m²)
- Target discount department store (6,566m²)
- Woolworths supermarket (5,568m²)
- Big W discount department store (6,996m²)
- Harris Scarfe discount department store
- JB-Hi-Fi Home Electronics Store
- TK Maxx discount department store
- Rebel sports store
- Limelight cinema complex
- The Reject Shop discount variety store
- Myer department store (formerly, closed in 2012)[4]
Major retailers in the Lifestyle Centre include:
- Lincraft craft store
- The Good Guys appliance store
- Best Friends Pets store
South.Point is also home to 183 specialty retailers, eateries and service providers.[1][5]
Location and transport
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South.Point is central to the Tuggeranong Town Centre. The centre faces onto Anketell Street to the east, Pitman Street to the north and Reed Street to the south. Between the main centre and Athllon Drive, to the west, is an additional building known as the Tuggeranong Lifestyle Centre. Between the Lifestyle Centre and the main building, there is an outdoor food court known as The Point. Access to 2,366 parking spaces is off Pitman and Reed Streets.[6] Tuggeranong Interchange on the other side of Pitman Street is served by ACTION.
References
[edit]- ^ a b c Overview - Centro Properties Group: Hyperdome Shopping Centre. Centro Properties Group (2006). Retrieved on 17 January 2007.
- ^ Leda Property Group: Retail Development. LEDA Group (2003). Retrieved on 17 January 2007.
- ^ New era in Tuggeranong as the Hyperdome renamed and rebranded South.Point New era in Tuggeranong as the Hyperdome renamed and rebranded South.Point] Riotact (2018). Retrieved on 18 February 2022.
- ^ Cummins, Carolyn (18 December 2011). "Myer to close or shrink stores as retail malaise bites". The Sydney Morning Herald. Retrieved 4 October 2021.
- ^ Hyperdome Shopping Centre. LEDA Commercial Properties (2005). Retrieved on 17 January 2007.
- ^ Hyperdome Shopping Centre. LEDA Commercial Properties (2005). Retrieved on 17 January 2007.
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External links
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