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LEASING PROFILE RICHMOND MALL
MORE PEOPLE,
REGION
REGION
MORE OPPORTUNITY
EXPANSIVE NELSON TASMAN
POPULATION TO REACH 113,200 BY 2038
TAKAKA MAJOR 10% INCREASE
RESIDENTIAL
DEVELOPMENT
60
MOTUEKA
RETAIL SPEND
RISING FAST
SECONDARY EAST
100,000+ FOURTH 3 NEARBY SUNNY
EXPENDITURE TO REACH $1.6B BY 2038 CURRENT BUSIEST AIRPORT NATIONAL WARM SUMMERS,
42% INCREASE POPULATION IN NZ PARKS MILD WINTERS
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SECONDARY WEST NELSON
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RICHMOND
MALL
MORE INCOME,
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MORE SPENDING
PRIMARY CATCHMENT
1 PRIMARY TRADE HOUSEHOLD INCOME
39% >$70K · 17% $50K – $70k · 45%
LOCATION
LOCATION
LOCATION
Purchased in 1992, Tinline (local owner and manager) was quick to identify the social and
economic potential of Nelson Tasman. Nearly thirty years later the region is one of the
fastest growing residential areas in the country, with a population of 100,000+ and a diverse
economy focused on tourism, fishing, primary industry and horticultural production.
Over the course of eight major renovations, Tinline has ANCHOR TENANTS
transformed Richmond Mall into a prime retail destination
– the only fully covered mall in the Top of the South.
With over 23,000m2 of retail space, 800 free car parks,
three anchor tenants (PAK’nSAVE, Fresh Choice and
Farmers) and 70+ specialty stores, it is visited over 6.4
million times annually. So central is Richmond Mall to the
local community, it represents a 25% market share of the
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regional retail spend with annual sales over $225 million.
www.richmondmall.co.nz
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STATISTICS: Richmond Mall Management Reports 2018, Marketview 2018
TALBOT STREET
70+ DEPARTMENT FASHION & LIFESYTLE &
STORES
LOCATION
LOCATION
STORE & JEWELLERY LEISURE
SUPERMARKETS 32 Black Pepper 40 2degrees
AT A GLANCE
– Farmers 29 Christies Jewellery 5 Acquisitions
– Fresh Choice 8 Factorie 68 Bloom ‘n Easy
– PAK’nSAVE 52b Fridge Freezer Ice Box 14 EB Games
52a Frontrunner 63 Flight Centre
$225M+ FOOD COURT & 20 Hannahs 55 House of Travel
FOOD OUTLETS 42 Jay Jays 37 Hello Banana
ANNUAL SALES 56 Ambrosia Café 18 Michael Hill Jeweller 12 Paper Plus
65 Boulevard Café 31 Pagani K4 Phone Zone
17 1 81 Don Rodrigo Bakery 21 Pascoes 30 Spark
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16 F7 K5 Esquires 22 Postie 23 Stevens
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2 3 4 4 Ginger 43 Sassys 2 Vodafone
7 Silvermoon 66 Whitcoulls
$11,000 SPECIALTY
80 Guytons
85
4.61ha 800m 8.5km
F4 Hey Sushi 36 Specsavers
BANKS
SALES PER M2
F6
F2 F3 Hungry Wok 17 Stirling Sports
8 F1 7
RICHMOND MALL FROM ARTERIAL FROM NELSON F3
F1 Kebab Masters 41 Underground 53 BNZ
F4
LAND AREA ROUTE AIRPORT 5
F2 McDonald’s 33 Wild South 12 Kiwibank
F5
F6 Muffin Break 64 NZCU South
26 $
20 86 F7 Pita Pit SERVICES 72 Westpac
27 82 Pizza Hut 86 Expresso Car Wash
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6.4M+ ANNUAL K4
84
F5 Shamiana – HotHouse Creative
K7 Information Kiosk
FOOT TRAFFIC 28 29 22
83 HAIR, HEALTH – Management Office
30 23 & BEAUTY K2 Mister Minit
13.6km 800 1.5hrs 82
83 Bay Audiology
27 Cuts@Once
12 New Zealand Post
– Northend Hotels
FROM FREE VISIT 31 40 41 42 43
81 – Pub Charity
28 Deluxe Nails & Beauty
NELSON CBD CAR PARKS DURATION 80
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K5 45
23,142M2
32 3 Health 2000 58 Richmond Discount
K7 68 K2
CROUCHER STREET
61 Shampoo Plus 45 Richmond Sewing
RETAIL SPACE
33 57 51
52b
68 $ – Sunrise Cleaning
52a 70 67 Shapers
50 66 61 62 63
62 Tasman Health & Herbs
72 71 26 The Body Shop
37 36 56 53
55
58 67 65 64 50 The Hair Boutique
$
$ 1 Unichem
25%* OF REGIONAL QUEEN STREET
RETAIL SPENDING
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STATISTICS: Google Business Listing, Google Maps, Retail market assessment – Property
Economics 2018, Richmond Mall Management Reports 2018, Marketview 2018, Valuation Report 2018 *Market share
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STATISTICS: nelson.govt.nz, tasman.govt.nz
VISION
VISION
ENERGISING
SHARED PLACES
We believe the future of successful retail is
all about delivering experiences that delight,
engage and energise people. Tinline’s
purpose is to connect with retailers and their
customers by creating environments that
emerge as favourite destinations, where
Kiwis love to be. This is the art and science
of energising shared places.
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JAMIE GASKELL
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Tinline Property
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COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY
FLOURISHING
& VIBRANT
Tinline Property is deeply committed to Kiwi
communities. Our investment and energy create hubs
that nurture and support vibrant community activity.
Whether it’s our involvement in sponsorship
opportunities with schools, sporting and cultural
groups, or our engagement with local retail business
associations and other community organisations,
Tinline is constantly leveraging the value of our
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investments to benefit Kiwis nationwide.
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
TIM RAATELAND
CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER
(03) 545 8898
TINLINE 027 244 9141
PROPERTY tim.raateland@tinline.co.nz
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