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Patrick_27 wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 03, 2019 1:44 am

SRW wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 03, 2019 12:32 am

Patrick_27 wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 03, 2019 12:02 am

Wait, so does this mean that Hype will be on the corner whilst Strangbags will go next door taking up half of their original store and the old JeansWest store?

If City X are preparing for a mini-major, why hasn't there been any announcements or proposals submitted? OR are they preparing the space in an attempt to sell it to the likes of Uniqlo or Zara?

Ben's posted at least two dev apps City X has made for changes to its mall façade and tenancies, but with no visual or docs attached. We're left to speculate about the rest.

Must have missed that. Did City X end up selling? OR does Makris still own the centre? The whole place has gone downhill in past couple of years, especially the once highly regarded foodcourt.

Didn't you once say you were related to them or something?
They still own it, it's still listed in their portfolio on their site.

rev wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 03, 2019 9:18 am

Didn't you once say you were related to them or something?
They still own it, it's still listed in their portfolio on their site.

I was, once. That engagement ended a few years ago, around the time they started relocating their operations to the Sunshine Coast. I hold no allegiance anymore. Mustn't have been able to sell it, the last I heard from them was that they were trying to wipe away most of their saleable assets here in SA.

With the new Foodland in full swing, small convenience stores in the city are now gradually becoming a thing of the past.

Just recently, three stores; KBS Convenience (Currie St), City Convenience (Grenfell St) and KW Cornerstore (Cnr Waymouth St/King William St) have shut up shop.
And there was not even a prior-warning it was going to happen. It just slipped right through the cracks.

Besides, prices at Foodland are cheaper and better than ever.

The Scooter Guy wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 06, 2019 2:54 pm

With the new Foodland in full swing, small convenience stores in the city are now gradually becoming a thing of the past.

Just recently, three stores; KBS Convenience (Currie St), City Convenience (Grenfell St) and KW Cornerstore (Cnr Waymouth St/King William St) have shut up shop.
And there was not even a prior-warning it was going to happen. It just slipped right through the cracks.

Besides, prices at Foodland are cheaper and better than ever.

They probably closed without warning because most of those kinds of convenience stores are established in a way that is cheap and short-term. That's probably the one downside of not having 7 Eleven here (never thought I'd utter such words) at-least they're consistent in the standard and upkeep of their stores who knows why OTR have never tried to break into this market. Anyway, good that Foodland have found their niche in the CBD.

The Scooter Guy wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 06, 2019 2:54 pm

With the new Foodland in full swing, small convenience stores in the city are now gradually becoming a thing of the past.

Just recently, three stores; KBS Convenience (Currie St), City Convenience (Grenfell St) and KW Cornerstore (Cnr Waymouth St/King William St) have shut up shop.
And there was not even a prior-warning it was going to happen. It just slipped right through the cracks.

Besides, prices at Foodland are cheaper and better than ever.

Two of those three are closer to Coles Grote Street, and have Woolworths Rundle Mall between them and the new Foodland. It seems to be drawing a long bow to blame Foodland for their closure.

Another SA business is no more as the last Shoe Shed in the Myer Centre goes out with a bang.
It's literally high time the retail industry pulls its head outta its butt and realizes that today's online shopping culture and trade agreements are an Asset, not a Liability.

The Scooter Guy wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 07, 2019 7:29 pm

Another SA business is no more as the last Shoe Shed in the Myer Centre goes out with a bang.
It's literally high time the retail industry pulls its head outta its butt and realizes that today's online shopping culture and trade agreements are an Asset, not a Liability.

I've lost a couple of local suburban shoe shops recently too. Seriously, who buys shoes online without trying them on first - am I that old-fashioned???

SBD wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 07, 2019 11:49 pm

The Scooter Guy wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 07, 2019 7:29 pm

Another SA business is no more as the last Shoe Shed in the Myer Centre goes out with a bang.
It's literally high time the retail industry pulls its head outta its butt and realizes that today's online shopping culture and trade agreements are an Asset, not a Liability.

I've lost a couple of local suburban shoe shops recently too. Seriously, who buys shoes online without trying them on first - am I that old-fashioned???

Yes

Goodsy wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 08, 2019 10:24 am

SBD wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 07, 2019 11:49 pm

The Scooter Guy wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 07, 2019 7:29 pm

Another SA business is no more as the last Shoe Shed in the Myer Centre goes out with a bang.
It's literally high time the retail industry pulls its head outta its butt and realizes that today's online shopping culture and trade agreements are an Asset, not a Liability.

I've lost a couple of local suburban shoe shops recently too. Seriously, who buys shoes online without trying them on first - am I that old-fashioned???

Yes

OUCH

...but I still want to try on the shoes I intend to wear all day before I commit to them, since I think every pair I own and wear regulary has a different number in the "size" box.

Noticed today that the Subway and Krispy Kreme (which I could swear just opened) on Rundle Street had both been gutted and had the interior wall separating them removed, anyone have any idea what's going on there?

It will be an otr convenience I believe.

Ben wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 08, 2019 10:07 pm

It will be an otr convenience I believe.

A bit further up the page, people are blaming Rundle Mall Foodland for the loss of three convenience stores. This new convenience store would be a similar distance from Foodland as the closest of those three.

SBD wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 08, 2019 11:08 pm

Ben wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 08, 2019 10:07 pm

It will be an otr convenience I believe.

A bit further up the page, people are blaming Rundle Mall Foodland for the loss of three convenience stores. This new convenience store would be a similar distance from Foodland as the closest of those three.

Explains a lot. That Krispy Kreme was only meant to be temporary, so they must have had this planned for a while. I wonder if they're going to reopen a Subway here?

Walking along North Terrace yesterday, past the old Club 199 and heritage buildings, am so sick of seeing this area neglected and dilapidated.

While I've felt Luxury retail should be at Burnside, couldn't help but think a cluster of luxury brands in this location, continuing on from Tiffany & Co, could be such an invigoration to North Tce, in line with the upcoming redeveloped Skycity and Riverbank, as well as when Realm and Adeladian are completed further up the road.

Got my crappy photoshop skills on for a bit of fun.

Wonder if there was any progress with this viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1440&start=360

Love it and wish it would happen. My understanding is these luxury brands will soon make an appearance in the CBD but will be in a new purpose built centre.