Westfield Plenty Valley

Coordinates: 37°39′03″S 145°04′08″E / 37.6509368°S 145.0689697°E

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Westfield Plenty Valley

Location	South Morang, Victoria, Australia
Coordinates	37°39′03″S 145°04′08″E / 37.6509368°S 145.0689697°E / -37.6509368; 145.0689697
Opening date	2004-2005
Owner	Scentre Group^[1]
No. of stores and services	191^[2]
No. of anchor tenants	5
Total retail floor area	62,942 m² (677,500 sq ft)^[2]
No. of floors	1
Parking	2,650 spaces
Website	www.westfield.com.au/plentyvalley

Westfield Plenty Valley is a shopping centre in the suburb of South Morang, Victoria, Australia. Until its expansion in 2008, it was known as Plenty Valley Town Centre and hosted one major store (Coles Supermarket), and approximately 22 specialty stores.

Westfield began a re-development program for the centre in 2007, expanding the area to 62,942 square metres (677,500 sq ft), at a cost of approx A$200 million. Westfield Plenty Valley has approx 183 stores, and is anchored by five major stores: Coles, Woolworths, Aldi, Target and Kmart. There are also 2,650 car spaces and a 600-seat food court. The centre opened on 22 May 2008.^{[citation needed]}

History

Development

A new Myer department store was proposed but was abandoned by a company restructure.^[3]

South Morang Railway Station is adjacent to Westfield Plenty Valley and opened in April 2012.

On February 7, 2017, construction started on a Gold Class V/max Cinema complex and a line-up of new restaurants including Pancake Parlour and Grill'd as part of an $80 million redevelopment. The new complex had opened in March 2018.^[4]

Tenants

Westfield Plenty Valley has 5 major anchor tenants including:

Coles - supermarket
Woolworths - supermarket
Target - discount department store
Kmart - discount department store
Aldi - supermarket

Other retailers in the centre include:

Village Cinemas - movie theatres
Rebel - sporting equipment and apparel
JB Hi-Fi - consumer goods
The Reject Shop - discount variety store
Best & Less - apparel
Chemist Warehouse - discount pharmacy
Priceline Pharmacy - discount pharmacy

References

^ Condon, Turi (20 June 2014). "Westfield restructure a success: Lowy". The Australian Business Review. Retrieved 14 October 2014.
^ ^a ^b Scentre Group - Westfield Plenty Valley
^ "Myer to exit Top Ryde City shopping centre as part of transformation plan". The Sydney Morning Herald. 26 May 2015.
^ "Plenty of food, films and fun at Westfield Plenty Valley". Star Weekly. 5 February 2018. Retrieved 21 March 2018.

External links

Official website

Westfield shopping centres in Australia

ACT: Belconnen; Woden
NSW: Bondi Junction; Burwood; Chatswood; Eastgardens; Hornsby; Hurstville; Kotara; Liverpool; Miranda; Mount Druitt; Parramatta; Penrith; Sydney; Tuggerah; Warringah Mall
Qld: Carindale; Chermside; Coomera; Mt Gravatt (formerly Garden City); Helensvale; North Lakes
SA: Marion; Tea Tree Plaza; West Lakes
Vic: Doncaster; Fountain Gate; Knox; Geelong; Plenty Valley; Southland
WA: Booragoon; Carousel; Innaloo; Whitford City

Scentre Group

Shopping centres in Victoria

Super regional	Bayside Shopping Centre Chadstone Shopping Centre Eastland Shopping Centre Highpoint Shopping Centre Northland Shopping Centre Pacific Werribee Watergardens Town Centre Westfield Doncaster Westfield Fountain Gate Westfield Knox Westfield Southland
Major regional	Armada Dandenong Plaza Broadmeadows Central Pacific Epping Forest Hill Chase Westfield Geelong The Glen Shopping Centre Greensborough Plaza Melbourne Central* Westfield Airport West Westfield Plenty Valley
Regional	Box Hill Central Casey Central Chirnside Park Shopping Centre Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre The District Docklands Emporium Melbourne Karingal Hub Shopping Centre Sunshine Marketplace Victoria Gardens Shopping Centre Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre Waverley Gardens Shopping Centre
Sub regional	Burwood One Northcote Plaza The Pines Point Cook Town Centre (Stockland Point Cook)
Unclassified	Brand Junction DFO Essendon DFO Moorabbin DFO South Wharf DFO Uni Hill The Jam Factory Market Square Shopping Centre Queen Victoria Village Traralgon Centre Plaza Tooronga Village

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