W E LC O M E T O S O U T H B A N K . . .
A FOOD LOVER’S DESTINATION
SOUTH BANK — BRISBANE
A L L EN Q UI RI E S A R E TO B E DI R E C T E D TO :
RYAN MCDONALD Retail Leasing Manager T 07 3867 2039 M 0451 515 068 E ryan.mcdonald@south-bank.net.au Level 3, South Bank House, Stanley Street Plaza PO Box 2001 South Bank Queensland 4101
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TAB LE O F C O NTE NTS INTRODUCING BRISBANE
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BRISBANE HIGHLIGHTS
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INTRODUCING SOUTH BANK
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Major South Bank Events
South Bank Map
Accessibility
THE SOUTH BANK PRECINCTS
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Little Stanley Street / Grey Street
Parklands
River Quay
THE SOUTH BANK PRECINCT PARTNERS
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COMMERCIAL COMMUNITY
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HOTELS 36 RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY AND SURROUNDS
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I NTR O D U C I N G B R I S BAN E ONE OF AUSTRALIA’S FASTEST-GROWING CAPITAL CITIES, BRISBANE HAS A POPULATION OF OVER TWO-MILLION PEOPLE AND IS A THRIVING MULTICULTURAL CITY WITH SUNSHINE-FILLED DAYS ALL-YEAR ROUND.
The residents of Brisbane – including its largest demographic of 24 to 40-year-olds – are young, skilled, highly educated and culturally diverse. The city was recently recognised as one of the top ten Asian cities of the future by the London Financial Times Magazine. With significant fresh produce regions on the city’s doorstep, Brisbane is quickly becoming one of Australia’s culinary capitals.
BRISBANE LIVEABILITY With the laid-back lifestyle that comes from living in a tropical climate, the residents of Brisbane are always keen to try new things across the areas of culture, design, fashion and, of course, food. Brisbane’s constant clear blue skies and perfect subtropical climate make it ideal for alfresco dining all year round. The people of Brisbane thrive on creativity and design, with a steady stream of cafes, restaurants and bars popping up in the city’s urban villages. The multicultural population of Brisbane has resulted in an exciting culinary scene across the city, with a variety of cuisines represented in unique and creative formats.
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B R I S BAN E H I G H LI G HTS BRISBANE’S LARGEST AGE
MORE THAN 28% OF
DEMOGRAPHIC IS THE
BRISBANE’S POPULATION
24—40 YEAR OLD AGE
WAS BORN OVERSEAS
GROUP, REPRESENTING
MAKING BRISBANE A VERY
SKILLED WORKERS
MULTI-CULTURAL CITY
SOUTH-EAST QUEENSLAND
BRISBANE HAS A CLIMATE
IS AUSTRALIA’S FASTEST
THAT SETS THE SCENE
GROWING METROPOLITAN
FOR ALL YEAR-ROUND
REGION WITH BRISBANE
ALFRESCO DINING
BEING ONE OF AUSTRALIA’S FASTEST GROWING CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE ASSETS INCLUDE: A WORLD CLASS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT,
QUEENSLAND BENEFITS FROM A STRONG, GROWING MINING
A BUSY INTERNATIONAL
AND ENERGY SECTOR, SERVICING
PORT, A COMPREHENSIVE
MANY COUNTRIES AROUND THE
ROAD AND RAIL NETWORK,
WORLD WITH COAL AND
VIBRANT ENTERTAINMENT
OTHER COMMODITIES
AND SPORTING VENUES AND EXCEPTIONAL RANGE OF ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS
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I NTR O D U C I N G S O UTH BAN K South Bank is a mixed use urban precinct located just a few minutes from Brisbane’s Central Business District. A unique mix of world-class restaurants and pristine natural surrounds, the precinct attracts more than ten-million local and international visitors each year. Visitors are attracted to South Bank for an endless list of reasons, including its stunning views, an ever-changing program of entertainment, a diverse selection of restaurants, and close proximity to the Cultural Centre, which is the heart of art and culture in Brisbane, including the world-renowned Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA). Major community events, including Riverfire and New Year’s Eve, also see South Bank become a hive of activity as the community comes together in celebration.
MAJ O R S O UTH BAN K E V E NTS (AP P R OX V I S ITATI O N) • Regional Flavours – 60,000 + over two days • French Festival – 60,000 over two days • Riverfire – 100,000 • New Years Eve – 60,000-80,000 • Australia Day – 30,000 • International Women’s Day Fun Run – 6,000 • Buddha Festival – 60,000 over three days • Brisbane Festival – 150,000 people over 4 weeks • Brisbane Openair Cinema – 7,500 people over 5 weeks • Bike Week – 6,000 • Mother’s Day Classic – 14,500
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S O UTH BAN K MAP MERIVALE STREET
SOUTH BANK INSTITUTE
COLLEGE OF TOURISM & HOSPITALITY
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AC C E SS I B I LITY Access is easy and direct for both motorists and pedestrians. • Car Parking: In addition to on-street parking, South Bank has many car park facilities available, totally 3,723 spaces in close proximity: SOUTH BANK
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• Ferry and Bus: From January 2012 through to December 2012, an estimated 3.7 million plus persons utilise South Bank ferry and bus terminals. • Train: Based on 2012 statistics it is estimated 8,580 passengers utilise the South Bank and South Brisbane train stations on a daily basis. • Goodwill Bridge: An estimated 12,000 pedestrians, including cyclists cross the Goodwill Bridge during the working week with an additional 6,500 persons on Sunday alone. • Victoria Bridge: An estimated 19,000 plus pedestrians utilise the Victoria Bridge on a daily basis.
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TH E S O UTH BAN K P R E C I N CTS South Bank is divided into three main precincts – Little Stanley Street / Grey Street, the Parklands and River Quay – and each precinct has been strategically created to attract a diverse range of visitors to the area. Little Stanley Street radiates contemporary charm with its cafes and multicultural restaurants. Grey Street is connected to Little Stanley Street through alfresco breezeways and has a trendy urban feel with restaurants throughout. The Parklands offer a family-friendly location complete with a manmade beach, take-away options, a children’s water park and picnic grounds. Finally River Quay is South Bank’s newest addition, where some of Brisbane’s best chefs pioneer the art of contemporary dining.
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LITTLE STAN LEY STR E ET / G R EY STR E ET LITTLE STANLEY IS A SARTORIAL STREET LINED WITH EFFORTLESSLY STYLISH BARS AND SUMPTUOUS RESTAURANTS LINKED BY ALFRESCO BREEZEWAYS TO ITS RUSTIC CULINARY SISTER, GREY STREET, THAT OFFERS A MORE URBAN FEEL. Everyone has a sacred ritual – from a morning coffee and newspaper session, to weekly brunch dates with friends, or enjoying a glass of wine at the end of a long day. Perfectly framed by the lush surrounds of the Parklands and brimming with contemporary charm, Little Stanley Street is a place where sacred rituals are born. Meander along this cosmopolitan strip and discover a favourite new coffee haunt, where the aroma of freshly roasted coffee beans fills the air. Continue the journey to find a perfect spot for a long lazy sun-drenched lunch, a new bar to congregate with friends or dine in the evening at one of the modern culinary concepts that line the street. Greeting you at the entry to the South Bank Precinct, Grey Street stretches from the South Bank train station to the Cultural Precinct and is home to cafes, bars, restaurants, cinemas, hotels, the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, Gallery of Modern Art, Queensland Art Gallery, Queensland Museum, Queensland Performing Arts Centre and the State Library of Queensland. Through fitout design, strategic planning of the retail mix, and securing experienced operators who are willing to push the culinary boundaries, these streets continue to pave the way for Brisbane’s dining culture.
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TH E PAR KLAN D S THE PARKLANDS, A PRISTINE HAVEN OF EXQUISITE NATURAL BEAUTY. A PLACE TO LEARN ABOUT HEALTHY MODERN LIVING. With its vibrant purple bougainvillea-covered arbour, cascading water features, leafy rainforest walk and large grassy areas, the Parklands is a pristine haven of natural beauty, interspersed with chance discoveries. Take a dip at Streets Beach, explore the shops and cafes along the cobbled laneways of Stanley Street Plaza, and take in the sweeping views of the Brisbane River and the city skyline as you stroll along the Clem Jones Promenade.
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R I V E R Q UAY WELCOME TO SOUTH BANK’S NEWEST DINING PRECINCT, RIVER QUAY, WHERE CONTEMPORARY DINING MEETS CUTTING-EDGE ARCHITECTURE AND STUNNING CITY VIEWS. River Quay is a striking contemporary dining destination at the foot of the Parklands that delivers a new dining paradigm for Brisbane. Five restaurants sit side-by-side, luring diners of all persuasions to partake in a celebration of fresh ingredients prepared with honesty and integrity. Each of the restaurants, Aquitaine Brasserie, Cove Bar + Dining, Popolo, Stokehouse Q and The Jetty, and have been designed to integrate seamlessly with the natural surrounds and the soothing riverscape that fringes the precinct. Decorated with elaborate fit-outs, and offering the finest service alongside cuttingedge contemporary cusine, the restaurants create unique dining experiences.
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TH E S O UTH BAN K P R E C I N CT PARTN E R S QUEENSLAND ART GALLERY
QUEENSLAND MUSEUM
The Queensland Art Gallery (formally Queensland National Art
The Queensland Museum is a museum of natural history,
Gallery), was established in 1895. The gallery has had many
cultural heritage, science and human achievement that tells
homes, and moved to its present location at the Queensland
the changing story of Queensland. The museum includes
Cultural Centre at South Bank during 1982. The gallery
6,500m2 of permanent and changing exhibits and also
provides 4,700m2 of viewing space and includes a water fall,
provides education experiences, innovative public programs
fountains, water sculptures, an outdoor area and gardens. The
and entertaining holiday activities.
gallery connects people and art through a dynamic program of Australian and international exhibitions which showcase works
STATE LIBRARY OF QUEENSLAND
from diverse artists.
Founded in 1896, State Library of Queensland has become a bold 21st century library driven by a commitment to access
GOMA - GALLERY OF MODERN ART
for all. Start discovering a world of information hiding behind
A second site, the Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA), opened in
book covers, in the depths of the internet and waiting patiently
2006 and compliments the Queensland Art Gallery Building
within collated collections at State Library of Queensland.
– being located only 150 metres apart. Situated at Kurilpa
As well as being a wonderful research resource, State
Point, GOMA focuses on art of the twentieth and twenty-first
Library also presents an ever-changing schedule of learning
centuries. GOMA’s highly acclaimed Children’s Art Centre
programs, events and exhibitions, and there’s even a special
presents interactive exhibitions for visitors of all ages.
place just for under-eights in The Corner.
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BRISBANE CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION CENTRE Whether it be a business conference, a noisy basketball game, or a stellar rock gig packed with hundreds of jubilant fans, a quality event calls for a first-rate venue. The Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre is a world-class purpose-built venue celebrated for its operation and service excellence, hosting an average of 1300 events each year, including many of Brisbane’s major exhibitions, concerts, galas and charity events with an estimated attendance of over 800,000 people. The Brisbane Convention and Entertainment Centre has four exhibition halls which combined with the Great Hall provides vast exhibition space that can be configured to suit the specific needs of any client. Totalling 25,000 square metres of dedicated space on one level, each hall is accessible by drive-in loading docks, and 1, 500 car parking bays located on-site. Following the expansion catering specifically for small and medium sized conferences, BCEC is now Australia’s most flexible meeting and events venue. The centre was selected as the hosting venue for the 2014 G20 Summit which will see up to 4,000 delegates and 2,500 media representatives. The centre is a 10 minute walk to Brisbane CBD, 5 minute walk to Cultural Centre Busway, and situated adjacent to the South Brisbane Train station with direct Air Train service.
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QUEENSLAND PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE The Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) is the state’s leading venue for live performance. Each year QPAC hosts around 1000 performances from Australia and around the world across its four theatres and outdoor spaces. The centre’s versatile venues accommodate a wide variety of performance including dance, musicals, theatre, opera, comedy and contemporary- and classical-music concerts. Host to over a million people in 2012-13, QPAC delivers integrated services designed to offer audiences an experience that extends beyond the walls of the theatre, providing information and exchange before they arrive and inviting dialogue after they have gone. QPAC has presented some of the world’s leading companies in recent years, including the Bolshoi Ballet in 2013, Hamburg Ballet, Hamburg State Opera and Hamburg Philharmonic Orchestra in 2012, American Ballet Theatre in 2014, as well as contemporary and classical music concerts.
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C O M M E R C IAL C O M M U N ITY THE PRECINCTS HAVE BEEN FURTHER ENHANCED BY THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NUMBER OF LARGE COMMERCIAL OFFICE BUILDINGS WHICH HAS EXPANDED INTO MELBOURNE STREET AND THE SURROUNDING AREA. The inner South office market includes the suburbs of South Brisbane, West End, Woolloongabba, Kangaroo Point, East Brisbane and Greenslopes with the majority of office space in South Brisbane. The Inner South market has experienced considerable growth in the total office stock when compared to the Brisbane CBD and surrounding Brisbane Fringe markets. The Inner South recorded an annual average growth from 2004 to 2011 of 12% equating to a growth of total office stock of almost 18,000 sqm per year over the period. Within South Brisbane, there is over 300,000 square metres (sqm) of commercial office space, equating to enough floor space for 30,000 white collar workers. The construction of a number of large commercial buildings in South Brisbane coupled with the suburbs close proximity to the CBD has seen it as an ideal location for many firms. These firms have been concentrated around the key commercial precincts of Melbourne Street, Grey Street and Montague Road. MAT E R H OS P I TA L & N E W CH ILDRE N’S H OS PITAL The Mater Hospital hosts more than 7500 staff and volunteers, with a commitment to clinical care, research and education, Mater is able to offer a comprehensive range of services to meet the needs of the community. The newly named ‘The Lady Cilento Children’s Hospital’ project is a $1.5 billion program of works to improve children’s health services in Queensland, culminating with the opening of the new children’s hospital in late 2014. The new hospital will bring together the Royal Children’s Hospital and Mater Children’s Hospital to create one outstanding future for paediatric health care.
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H OTE LS RY DGE S S O U T H B ANK Rydges South Bank is located on Glenelg Street and home to 304 stylish rooms for the business or leisure traveller. The hotel offers eight room types that can host two to four people, all rooms offer luxurious amenities. Boasting 7 functions rooms, the hotel is ideal for hosting up to 600 professionals, the conference venues can be set up in various configurations to cater group needs. MA N T R A S O U T H B ANK Mantra South Bank is a 4.5 star rated hotel which comprises of 161 rooms, located on Grey Street, South Bank. Mantra South Bank offers quality service and facilities for guests with 24-hour concierge, heated pools, wireless internet throughout and a stylish dĂŠcor. The hotel has the ability to provide top quality business conferences, meetings, dinners and weddings with spacious rooms that cater up to 150 people.
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R E S I D E NTIAL C O M M U N ITY AN D SU R R O U N D S R E S I DE NT I AL CO MMU NIT Y South Bank is home to ample residential apartment buildings, units and town houses. Apartment building approvals in South Brisbane increased three-fold over the past year as it pushed ahead as one of the fastest growing suburbs in Brisbane following intense urban renewal investment. S U R R O U NDS South Brisbane is one of the City’s most accessible locations with all forms of transport servicing the district courtesy of South Brisbane Train Station, Brisbane City Cat ferry service and the City Glider Bus system and walking bridges linking to the CBD and surrounds. The surrounding suburbs of South Bank include West End, Dutton Park, Greenslopes, Woolloongabba, Kangaroo Point, and East Brisbane. South Brisbane is one of South East Queensland’s largest educational hubs. There are currently 12 educational institutes surrounding South Brisbane, which caters to 80,000 plus students. Major educational facilities within the South Brisbane hub include Queensland University of Technology, South Bank Institute of Technology, Griffith University and Central Queensland University. The suburbs within the South Brisbane hub all feature a mix of residential dwellings; houses, apartments, units and townhouses.
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S O UTH P O I NT D E V E LO P M E NT BORDERED BY GREY, VULTURE AND TRIBUNE STREETS, SOUTHPOINT WILL FEATURE BRISBANE’S SECOND FIVE-STAR EMPORIUM HOTEL. South Bank’s last remaining development site, Southpoint, will soon be one of the largest mixed-use, transport-oriented development (TOD) projects in Queensland, home to Flight Centre’s Global Headquarters and Brisbane’s second luxury Emporium Hotel. Southpoint will feature 221 beautifully appointed one, two and three bedroom luxury apartments and over 23,500m2 of A-Grade commercial office space. The residential and hotel building will be linked by a ground-level pedestrian plaza that will incorporate over 5,000m2 of shopping including South Bank’s first Woolworths, wine bars, cafes and restaurants around heritage-listed Collins Place, with direct access to South Bank train station. The development will deliver a mixed community with approximately 3,000 workers, residents and visitors expected within the development on completion. Southpoint’s design will integrate residential, commercial, retail and a luxury hotel to create a vibrant and electrifying place that confirms South Bank as Brisbane’s leading master-planned, mixed-use community. Construction of the retail and commercial tower is underway with completion due mid 2016. Residential apartments are scheduled for completion in late 2016, with the new Emporium Hotel to open around the same time.
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This document is provided on a confidential basis and is not to be distributed or reproduced in whole or in part without prior written consent of South Bank Corporation. The information contained in this document is intended as a guide only, does not constitute advice and does not constitute any offer or contract, including for lease or otherwise. Users should not rely on this information as a statement or representation of fact and must make their own enquiries to verify and satisfy themselves of all aspects of such information, including without limitation, any rentals, dimensions, areas and permits. While the information has been prepared in good faith and with due care, no representations or warranties are made (express or implied) as to the accuracy, currency, completeness, suitability of the information. South Bank Corporation or the client, its officers, employees, subcontractors and agents shall not be liable (except in the extent that liability under statue or by operation of law cannot be excluded) to any person for any loss, liability, damage or expense arising directly or indirectly from or connected in any way with any use or reliance on such information.
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RYAN MCDONALD Retail Leasing Manager T 07 3867 2039 M 0451 515 068 E ryan.mcdonald@south-bank.net.au Level 3, South Bank House, Stanley Street Plaza PO Box 2001 South Bank Queensland 4101
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