Home About LEDA Contact LEDA Design and Construction Development
Leda Holdings Commercial Industrial Retail Residential
Retail Development

Staff in Leda’s Retail Division possess more than 20 years experience in the development and
management of shopping centres throughout Australia. The division’s proven ability to produce
developments that suit consumers, retailers and investors is based on a solid investment strategy
and superb relationships with retailers. Since 1987, Leda has approximately $1.2 billion (approx. 460,000sqm) worth of development and investment of retail property.

The division concentrates on both purchasing shopping centres for development and long-term
investment (or for sale), and acquiring shopping centres to expand and refurbish for investment (or for sale).

Leda’s retail philosophy is a commitment to providing first-class bright, modern centres designed for customer convenience and comfort that reflect consumer demands.

The Retail Division pioneers new retail trends, such as bulky goods retail centres and homemaker centres. Such centres are either free standing or additional services to adjoining shopping centre developments. First introduced during the design and construction of Logan Hyperdome and more recently the developments of Kotara Homemaker Centre, Sunshine Super Centre and the almost completed Tuggeranong
Lifestyle Centre, this trend is revolutionising the retail industry.

Leda also specialises in shopping centre management with a dedicated
management team using the latest management software packages. The Leda Group has completed nine regional and sub regional centres, concentrated in rapidly growing southeast Queensland. With the exception of the Victoria Point Shopping Centre, Morayfield Shopping Centre and Tuggeranong Hyperdome, each of
these centres have been sold to major Australian institutions including QIC, Colonial Retail Trust and MEPC.

Some major retail developments include:

TUGGERANONG HYPERDOME, ACT
67,409sqm* regional shopping centre, completed November 1987 and extended in 1998/1999.

LOGAN HYPERDOME, QLD
55,000sqm+ regional shopping centre, completed 1989, sold for $205 million.

MORAYFIELD S.C., QLD
42,411sqm* regional shopping centre,
completed April 1997.

VICTORIA POINT S.C., QLD
16,946sqm* sub-regional shopping centre,
completed September 2001.

GRAND PLAZA BROWNS PLAINS, QLD
44,000sqm+ regional shopping centre, completed 1994, sold for $110 million.

CAPALABA CENTRAL, QLD
31,000sqm+ sub-regional shopping centre,
completed 1995, sold for $78 million.

RUNAWAY BAY S.C., QLD
37,000sqm+ sub-regional shopping centre,
completed 1996, sold for $105 million.

ROSEMEADOW MARKETPLACE, NSW
6,400sqm+ neighbourhood shopping centre,
completed 1984, sold for $11.7 million.

ALBANY VILLAGE, QLD
13,500sqm+ neighbourhood shopping centre, completed 1988, sold for $17 million.

KOTARA HOMEMAKER CENTRE, NSW
24,415sqm+ homemaker centre completed 2001, sold for $44 million.

SUNSHINE SUPER CENTRE, MAROOCHYDORE, QLD
19,250sqm+ bulky goods retail centre, completed 2002, sold for $46 million.

 Tuggeranong Hyperdrom, ACT
Tuggeranong Hyperdrome, ACT
 The Clock Tower, The Rocks, Sydney
The Clock Tower, The Rocks, Sydney
 Morayfield Shopping Centre, Queensland
Morayfield Shopping Centre, Queensland
 Logan Hyperdrome, Queensland
Logan Hyperdrome, Queensland
site by webqem