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I kinda always hoped that the Woolworths site could be incorporated into a redevelopment of the old Gallerie arcade, so that the Mall gains a stronger connection through to North Terrace (and Gawler Place). I wonder if Commercial & General has their eye out.
Harris Scarfe was destined to fail due to the lack of street level store frontage. There's no way Zara would move in there.timtam20292 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 03, 2022 1:39 pmWhat about the old Harris Scarfe Site? Couldn't Zara move into there?
Norman wrote:
Hopefully the new store will feature a cafe like their store in Sydney.
Interesting as they seem to be quite busy especially with lotto. I think Rundle Mall Plaza Newsagent is the only one left in Rundle Mall now then? They always seem to be busy with their large gift range, rare DVDs and Adelaide's largest range of newspapers (only place left that stocks all rural SA newspapers).The Scooter Guy wrote: ↑Thu Apr 28, 2022 3:34 pmAs Kermit once said; "It's not easy being green!"
After 9 years, the Rundle Place Newsagency will close for good very soon, hence the shelves and racks 70% empty.
Newsagents are gradually becoming a thing of the past as today's generations prefer to read the news online. A better way to conserve wood reserves (the ingredient for paper making) and so making our planet happier.
There's still one at City Cross.Modbury_Man wrote: ↑Sat Apr 30, 2022 4:29 pmInteresting as they seem to be quite busy especially with lotto. I think Rundle Mall Plaza Newsagent is the only one left in Rundle Mall now then? They always seem to be busy with their large gift range, rare DVDs and Adelaide's largest range of newspapers (only place left that stocks all rural SA newspapers).The Scooter Guy wrote: ↑Thu Apr 28, 2022 3:34 pmAs Kermit once said; "It's not easy being green!"
After 9 years, the Rundle Place Newsagency will close for good very soon, hence the shelves and racks 70% empty.
Newsagents are gradually becoming a thing of the past as today's generations prefer to read the news online. A better way to conserve wood reserves (the ingredient for paper making) and so making our planet happier.
Most of the stores on the Rundle Mall end have been boarded up, some advertising the development.crawf wrote: ↑Thu Apr 28, 2022 1:04 pmRebel Sport is shifting out of City Cross. Site up for lease.
https://www.commercialrealestate.com.au ... 0-15854666
Also according to the advert, the redevelopment has commenced.
I went to a newsagent/post office at a shopping centre in the burbs this week, the magazine section racks were only one-third full … the rest of the space had crossword puzzle books randomly scattered to fill the empty racks. Sign of the times unfortunately. It’s only a matter of time before magazines will be a things of the past.The Scooter Guy wrote: ↑Sat Apr 30, 2022 4:30 pmThere's still one at City Cross.Modbury_Man wrote: ↑Sat Apr 30, 2022 4:29 pmInteresting as they seem to be quite busy especially with lotto. I think Rundle Mall Plaza Newsagent is the only one left in Rundle Mall now then? They always seem to be busy with their large gift range, rare DVDs and Adelaide's largest range of newspapers (only place left that stocks all rural SA newspapers).The Scooter Guy wrote: ↑Thu Apr 28, 2022 3:34 pmAs Kermit once said; "It's not easy being green!"
After 9 years, the Rundle Place Newsagency will close for good very soon, hence the shelves and racks 70% empty.
Newsagents are gradually becoming a thing of the past as today's generations prefer to read the news online. A better way to conserve wood reserves (the ingredient for paper making) and so making our planet happier.