We create quality developments with a sustainable future. Ticor projects form an important part of the economies, environments and communities that they serve.
Tim Atkins - Director Development Management

Development

Ticor has developments across Australia, in metropolitan and regional areas. Much of our business is concentrated on large-format homemaker centres and retail shopping centres.
These developments often have a major impact on the communities they serve and we work hard ensuring that this impact is a positive one. We put in the time and the effort so that – in addition to being financially sound – our projects appeal to the retailers, community and government authorities.

Case Study - Supa Centa Castle Hill

• Ticor recognised the untapped potential in the Castle Hill area when purchasing the existing 9,000 sqm centre in 2002.  The opportunity to dramatically increase the size of the centre by purchasing neighboring sites made the acquisition even more attractive.

• The location, design and Ticor’s reputation attracted a great variety of leading national tenants including Harvey Norman, Domayne, Office Works and Barbeques Galore

• The development incorporated the latest international design principles for enclosed bulky goods centres.

• The combined GLA of 53,000 sqm made the Supa Centa development the largest bulky goods centre in Australia.

• Today the centre boasts over 75 homemaker and lifestyle stores in an ambient environment.

• Further stages are proposed which will add a further 12,000 sqm GLA for completion by 2008/9.

Ticor Facts


Supa Centa, Penrith
• The new Supa Centa Penrith has been designed to provide the region with extensive homemaker lifestyle shopping.
• GLA of 44,300 sqm of bulky goods over two levels.
• Major retailers including Anaconda, Spotlight  and national tenants including Bing Lee, Freedom Furniture and JB Hi-Fi.
• A further 55 specialty stores – comprising of large format homewares, electrical, outdoor and furniture stores.


Bathurst City Centre
• The new Bathurst City Centre has been designed with the community in mind, providing the region with a brand new shopping centre, with a relaxed ambience, superior fresh food offer and improved accessibility.
• GLA of 12,500 sqm, including the largest Woolworths supermarket in the region at 4,200 sqm.
• Four mini-major stores including Thomas Dux Grocers and Best & Less.
• 45 specialty stores including the largest market style fresh food precinct in the region and a mix of fashion and retail services.
• Approx 573 undercover car parking spaces.


Supa Centa Darwin
• Darwin International Airport (DIA) and Ticor have reached Heads of Agreement to build a $100 million home and lifestyle centre at the airport’s business park.
• The proposed 45,000 sqm project will be a lifestyle, outdoor recreation and bulky goods retail centre at the airport’s business park.


Marina Mirage
• A major redevelopment is planned for Marina Mirage that will provide a relaxed yet stylish ambience where customers feel comfortable to spend the entire day shopping and eating.
• Additional 4,000 sqm of retail and restaurant space to the existing 9,250 sqm.


Contact
Tim Atkins
Director Development
T. 02 9251 7100

tatkins@ticordev.com.au