News Articles for Karrinyup Shopping Centre

There's plenty of upside for WA's emerging distilling sector.

Spadacinni Homes has received another accolade for its North Beach home, in a weekend of recognition for the property sector.

Shopping centre owners are increasingly exploring ways to incorporate residential components into retail districts.

Sydney-based GPT Group is set to manage AMP's Karrinyup Shopping Centre, as the management of the group's retail assets changes hands.

The $390 million Karrinyup West development has been given the green light by a state government's assessment panel after a five-hour meeting today.

A redesign of the Karrinyup West apartments did little to sway Stirling councillors who stood firm in their opposition to the $390 million development.

AMP Capital has signalled a further expansion of the $800 million Karrinyup Shopping Centre development by adding more luxury retailers, with groups including Louis Vuitton expressing interest.

Retail property players are trying to keep pace with the structural shift in shopping habits accelerated by the pandemic.

An opening date has been set for the final stage of the $800 million Karrinyup Shopping Centre redevelopment, which will include a new dining and entertainment precinct.

The first stage of the $800 million Karrinyup Shopping Centre redevelopment has reached completion, with the remaining upgrade works on track to finish this year.

Perth's first LEGO store is opening later this year as part of Karrinyup Shopping Centre's $800 million redevelopment.

Multinational retailer Zara and cosmetics chain Sephora are among the latest tenants announced as part of the $800 million Karrinyup Shopping Centre redevelopment.

Construction has started on Arise Developments' $25 million shopping centre development in Rockingham.

The pandemic has accelerated existing issues and trends facing the retail property sector.

An expected pick-up in commercial construction activity in Western Australia has been wiped out by COVID-19 restrictions, with Master Builders Association now tipping a small decline over the next two years. The outlook is worse at a national level,

Just 37 per cent of shops at Western Australia's biggest malls and main street retail strips are open for trade, laying bare the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on the retail sector.

Japanese fashion retailer Uniqlo will open its third Western Australian store in July as part of the redeveloped Karrinyup Shopping Centre.

A series of large-scale residential and commercial projects are expected to get under way in Perth this year with a development pipeline nearing $2 billion in value.

SPECIAL REPORT: Landlords unwilling to budge on rents have been blamed for exacerbating Perth's retail downturn, but leading leasing agents say the sector's problems are substantially more complicated than the cost of tenancies.

Global fashion retailer H&M is opening its second north-of-the-river store, taking a key tenancy at the revamped Karrinyup Shopping Centre, which is undergoing an $800 million refurbishment.

The long-anticipated expansion of Galleria Shopping Centre in Morley has been deferred, just days after receiving final planning approval, though its co-owner has committed to a $63 million expansion of Ellenbrook Central.

AMP Capital will begin a long-awaited $800 million development at Karrinyup Shopping Centre next week, increasing the size of the centre from about 60,000sqm to almost 110,000sqm.

SPECIAL REPORT: New retail property developments are driving offerings that capitalise on lifestyle needs, but five of the biggest projects are yet to push the button.

SPECIAL REPORT: High-density residential developments are emerging alongside some of the state's shopping centres, as owners seek to reposition their assets to offer more than just retail.

SPECIAL REPORT: Developers remain bullish on plans to evolve shopping centres into community, lifestyle and entertainment hubs.

Scentre Group is gearing up to unveil its next-generation dining and entertainment precinct at Westfield Whitford City, one of several planned upgrades to its shopping centres across Perth.

Hoyts Group has announced plans to open a new cinema complex in Karrinyup and redevelop its Garden City complex, as part of shopping centre redevelopments in those areas.

SPECIAL REPORT: Slower growth in discretionary spending is a challenge for some local fashion hopefuls, but export markets and tech-style accelerator programs are presenting opportunities.

Perth's big retail centres are evolving to become much more than just a collection of shops.

After a quarter of a century, one of Perth's top planning firms is going back to its roots.

A new dining and entertainment precinct will open late next year in the northern suburbs, featuring up to 10 new restaurants and an eight-screen cinema complex.

National builders John Holland and Probuild are embracing new strategies to enhance their standing in the WA construction market.

Building will start next year on a $600 million redevelopment of Karrinyup Shopping Centre, with construction giant Brookfield Multiplex adding the big ticket job to its portfolio of works.

Shopping centre owners will need to fill 1,784 new shops by 2020, if an estimated $4.5 billion wave of mall development in Perth comes to fruition.

SPECIAL REPORT: WA's big construction companies are going through a transition phase, following the end of a major building boom.

The expansion plans for Perth's major shopping centres are gaining momentum, with Scentre Group's Westfield Carousel, Westfield Innaloo and Westfield Whitford City likely to be the first to start work, near the end of 2016.

The recent approval for an estimated $450 million expansion of Westfield Whitford City has added to a long line of shopping centre redevelopments proposed in Perth, although ongoing economic uncertainty is casting doubt on how many will actually go ahead.

While storm clouds gather over office assets and land development comes off the boil, interest in retail property is building as investors look for somewhere secure to park their cash. Click through to see our list of WA's top 10 locally-based shopping centre owners.

More progress has been made on the redevelopment of Garden City Booragoon, with AMP Capital lodging a development application for a $750 million revamp of the mall, which would make it the state's

Developers are bringing the main street back to the suburbs by integrating them, as well as housing, into new shopping centre builds.