We currently have the best performing economy in the Country and most of the luxury stores going into Burnside will be the only ones in Adelaide. We have the population to sustain them. In terms of the talk about luxury stores opening in Rundle Mall, these brands are not open mall stores, they’re hi...

I *think that Adelaide LV store is actually at Burnside and Adelaide Central Plaza are trying to secure a second store.

VinyTapestry849 wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 12, 2024 11:34 am

Is this place getting stores along the lines of Rolex, Gucci, Dior, Bugatti?

Or is it just the same stores wrapped in a different package?

Did you mean Bvlgari? There will be a few high-end stores there, including at least one of those you mentioned.

Not sure I can be more specific publicly, but yes, a number of the high end fashion brands you’d hope to see there will be.

Apparently there’s going to be a Louis Vuitton pop up at Adelaide Central Plaza. I expect there’ll be a permanent store in the CBD and Burnside soon.

Speaking of the Myer Centre:
New facade by the end of the year.

I don’t mind it. At least the softened edges prevent it from being another glass box. I’m interested to see clearer renders of the western facade. I’m sure it’s not a concrete fire wall because there’s no adjoining property to the west and surely they wouldn’t want to block out ocean views if they d...

Did some random Googling re Adelaide retail recently and found out that: Tag Heuer will be opening an Adelaide CBD store soon Culture Kings has put out a call for leasing submissions for an Adelaide CBD store of between 500 and 1000sqm Outside the CBD, Nike will be opening a Harbour Town outlet in N...

Zara’s had its eye on the current Woolworths Rundle Mall spot for a while and Woolworths has been looking for a new CBD location. I wouldn’t be surprised if Woolies went to the new Charter Hall development on King William St and Zara moved in.

I understand why this has been labelled a Vision in context of this site's classifications, but it's a lot further advanced than that. A lot of work has gone into it, including in respect of settling on a height that is expected to obtain all necessary approvals. No guarantee it's going to get built...

https://content.api.news/v3/images/bin/235e046e0b4f13b80291f85d73335e9f https://content.api.news/v3/images/bin/9108a9223e1a95c253e62fc12f389e2e Plans unveiled for $150m retail and cinema complex that would transform Unley Road Plans for a $150m apartment, entertainment and retail hub in Unley have ...

Here’s the article: Southern Cross Arcade on King William St to be demolished for 15-storey tower A popular food court in the city would be demolished to way for a 15-storey office tower under new plans to redevelop a slice of Adelaide’s major CBD thoroughfare. Giuseppe Tauriello, Renato Castello, T...

There’s a render on the front page of Adelaide Now but not one in the story, so I can’t copy the link. If someone’s still on an image hosting site, it’d be great if they could copy it in.

Looks pretty good.

https://cdn.newsapi.com.au/image/v1/0f15de3b1aa73412126f1cbca19f12fc?width=316 https://cdn.newsapi.com.au/image/v1/c50ae245c5f26c63abfd5e4f1828b6f9?width=1024 https://cdn.newsapi.com.au/image/v1/f4670a98921dec65e7e007aacd861279?width=1024 https://cdn.newsapi.com.au/image/v1/67e3311f9afbf0a8768e491b...

Cladding that tower was an awful decision. 1 King William was once one of Adelaide's most attractive and timeless towers. The plasticy orange and grey cladding and random slanty bits just looks terrible. The original stone was crumbing and in danger of falling on pedestrians, so they had to clad ov...