Shopping Centre

The famed family’s return to buying big shopping centres suggests there’s value to be unlocked, seven years after patriarch Sir Frank Lowy sold out of the international Westfield empire.

Find out where Melbourne’s next major factory outlet could get underway.

A former forklift driver turned billionaire has stumped up $385m for a half stake in one of Melbourne’s biggest shopping plazas in the largest retail real estate transaction since before the pandemic.

Neighbourhood shopping centres are back in vogue and big players are cashing out.

Centennial and retail joint venture partner Parkstone are on the road to having a $1bn retail portfolio.

Tycoon Nick Andrianakos has struck another property bargain, snapping up a half interest in Melbourne’s sprawling Northland Shopping Centre, in a bet on the area’s long term prospects.

As thousands flock to the city’s shopping meccas like the Block Arcade, Chadstone and Kath & Kim’s favourite retail spot, Fountain Gate, have you wondered who actually owns them and how much they’re worth?

Listed groups headed by Dexus, GPT and HMC Capital are leading the charge back into buying large shopping centres.

The Melbourne-based Stockdale family is looking to sell their Centrepoint shopping centre in Surfers Paradise. THE DETAILS