Riverland Central Plaza, 34 Kay Avenue, Berri
Some 2,000sqm of brand-new large-format retail space at Riverland Central Plaza
presents the opportunity for businesses to establish themselves in the key Riverland
region centre of Berri, with a captive catchment of nearly 30,000 people.
Dallas Sears, McGees Director – Large Format Retail and McGees Partner, Craig Feely
are marketing for lease the to-be-developed space at 34 Kay Avenue in Berri, which is
under the management of PPI Funds.
A single tenancy of up to 2,000sqm could be built, or the development could be
made up of smaller tenancies from 634sqm.
“This is the main shopping centre in Berri and it’s also next to the only Aldi in
Riverland, so this is a fantastic opportunity to capitalise on the high foot traffic,”
Sears said.
Riverland Central is home to Coles, K-Hub, and Cheap As Chips plus 18 specialty
stores, and together with the neighbouring Aldi and Pets Domain drives visitation
throughout the day.
Sears said the Riverland Central precinct services a strong catchment.
“This is a fantastic opportunity for businesses to establish themselves in the retail
heart of Riverland’s commercial hub of Berri and the surrounds, with a captive
audience of 29,060 people within a 45-minute drive time,” she said.
Feely said, “We’re expecting strong interest from automotive, home improvements,
tools and trades, and furniture and bedding retailers”.
“The spaces are yet to be built, and the sizes can be flexible, which presents a range
of options for different users.”
The spaces will be built across one level. Front retail doors, air conditioning, rear
roller doors and high bay lighting all come as standard.
CommSec’s State of the states report has shown South Australia’s economy has
outperformed the rest of the nation in recent months.
For more information contact the exclusive selling agents:
Dallas Sears on dsears@adl.mcgees.com.au or 0433 301 590
Craig Feely on cfeely@adl.mcgees.com.au or 0400 506 788
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