See inside shopping centre's new mall
Published 6:00am 19 April 2023
Words by Nick Crockford
Major expansion plans for MKT Square Deception Bay shopping centre are taking shape - fast.
Construction is nearing completion on the development which will add another 8500sqm (64 per cent) to the centre.
Fit out will soon start at the new Coles supermarket, with other retailers to follow. There will be an official opening on June 24.
Mintus Properties paid $37.5 million for the centre in 2017 believing it was a “fantastic opportunity” in our fast-growing region.
This week at MKT Square - click through
“Mintus Properties’ continued investment in MKT Square Deception Bay shows the commitment we have to the centre and area”, Ben Stewart, Mintus Director Retail and Residential, said.
Sydney-based Mintus Properties bought the six-hectare site in March 2017 when previous owners ARIO No 1 Trust went into receivership.
On completing the deal, Mintus said the centre was “a fantastic opportunity” in this fast-growing region.
MKT Square, which fronts onto Deception Bay Road, was on 13,634sqm anchored by Woolworths and Dan Murphys.
When finished - pictures click through
Stage one of the expansion added 5000sqm with a new casual dining and medical precinct façade upgrades, trees, walkway and streetscaping.
Smart Clinics, IQ Radiology, Sullivan Nicolaides Pathology, Snap Fitness and Play & Learn Child Care Centre moved in and an additional 100 shade-covered car parks were provided.
The final stage will see a new 3850sqm Coles supermarket with a six-bay click and collect drive-through, more shade sails and disabled parking and a new entrance.
MKT Square Deception Bay will soon have around 21,150sqm of retail space with the two major supermarkets, Centrelink, Play & Learn Child Care, six mini majors, three pad sites and 40 specialty retailers.
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