On Indooroopilly Shopping Centre Carparking
FROM: http://www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/how-to-kill-a-shopping-centre/news-story/e7e906fd316c1387980c82531da63909
...a spokeswoman for Indooroopilly Shopping Centre said the success of the centre “relies on the success of its retailers”. “Centre Management is committed to working with retailers to help grow their business and encourages retailers to engage on issues they may have with the centre or its management,” she said.
“Indooroopilly Shopping Centre is working cooperatively with all retailers to understand their concerns and we will be proactively addressing them.” The spokeswoman said the centre had “invested significantly in extensive marketing, advertising and event programs since completion of the redevelopment”.
She said the centre’s total turnover was up 16 per cent in the last 12 months, and that January and February were “traditionally quieter months”. “The ticketless parking system implemented last year has eased congestion and has stopped commuters parking in the centre car park to access off-site facilities,” she said.
“We now have concise data which indicates the system has substantially improved the car park efficiency, with each car park being utilised by an average of four customers per day.” She added that since December, more than 1.6 million vehicles had entered the car park “with 99.95 per cent of customers experiencing no issues”.
...a spokeswoman for Indooroopilly Shopping Centre said the success of the centre “relies on the success of its retailers”. “Centre Management is committed to working with retailers to help grow their business and encourages retailers to engage on issues they may have with the centre or its management,” she said.
“Indooroopilly Shopping Centre is working cooperatively with all retailers to understand their concerns and we will be proactively addressing them.” The spokeswoman said the centre had “invested significantly in extensive marketing, advertising and event programs since completion of the redevelopment”.
She said the centre’s total turnover was up 16 per cent in the last 12 months, and that January and February were “traditionally quieter months”. “The ticketless parking system implemented last year has eased congestion and has stopped commuters parking in the centre car park to access off-site facilities,” she said.
“We now have concise data which indicates the system has substantially improved the car park efficiency, with each car park being utilised by an average of four customers per day.” She added that since December, more than 1.6 million vehicles had entered the car park “with 99.95 per cent of customers experiencing no issues”.
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