Month: April 2017
IKEA: on track for pre christmas opening
IKEA has given a solid opening date for its North Lakes store, saying shoppers will be able to do their Christmas shopping there this year.
Ikea Australia country manager David Hood said the construction of the 29,000sq m Swedish furniture and homeware store was “on schedule to open by Christmas 2016”.
Living Local Community Grant
At IKEA North Lakes, we want to make a positive impact on our local community. Are you a local non-profit or charity organisation with a need for our home furnishing products and expertise? The IKEA Living Local Community Grants are about combining our products, home furnishing expertise and our co-worker volunteer leave days to support local organisations whose efforts are focused on helping others.How it works
- Submit an inspiring proposal by midnight, 27th November 2016
- IKEA North Lakes selects up to three organisations as finalists
- Our IKEA FAMILY members and store co-workers will vote for the most inspiring proposal
- The organisation with the highest number of online votes becomes the winner who receives the $8,000 IKEA makeover – comprising of our products and home furnishing expertise, and our co-worker volunteers to bring it all together
- The runners-up will both receive IKEA gift cards
For full details check out the Ikea website
Retail Renovations: Update & Increase profits
Retail Renovations are just one of our specialties at MTB
A recent renovation was completed by the team from MTB Projects at Red Rooster Mitchelton. Red Rooster Michelton underwent a retail renovation to boost comfort for their customers and boost morale for the staff making a great improvement to the atmosphere and ambience of the business.
The MTB Projects team believe a retail renovation can boost revenue, profits and staff morale at your business.
Whether you are thinking of Office Renovations or Shop Renovations, the MTB Projects team have the experience to help you out. In fact, professional retail fitouts and renovations are our specialty!
We’ve got a wealth of experience under our belt. From retail stores to cafes, restaurants and offices, we’ve done it all!
What makes MTB Projects stand out? We understand that when dealing with business customers, professionalism is key, and we strive to set ourselves out from tradies that are difficult to communicate with. As such, we offer professional management and consulting services in addition to our expert fitout workmanship.
We always deliver what is in our contract, and make an effort to perform beyond our expectations. Many of our clients are repeat customers, with referrals being one of our main sources of new clientele.
Burpengary Plaza: $35 million dollar redevelopment
Burpengary plaza retial fit out:
A TIRED-LOOKING retail shopping centre and retail outlet on the northside of Brisbane, Burpengary Plaza is undergoing a retail fit out and refurbishment project estimated to cost $35 million. The retail re-birth is timed to take advantage of the projected surge in population.
Article Source: Genevieve Hayward, Caboolture Shire Herald
BURPENGARY Plaza will be unrecognisable by 2017 with work set to begin on a major redevelopment. Once finished, the plaza will boast a 7000sq m Kmart, including Kmart Tyre and Auto, new speciality stores, a restaurant precinct, food court with drive-thru facilities.
LJ Hooker’s director of commercial assets, Ashley Moffat, said all existing retail space would also be updated, including a full refurbishment of Woolworths Supermarket.
“When the development is finished you won’t notice the difference between the old and the new,” Mr Moffat said.
“This will take Burpengary Plaza from being a neighbourhood centre to a subregional shopping centre.”
Mr Moffat said the new development would eliminate the need for local residents to travel to larger shopping complexes at North Lakes and Chermside.
“We hope people will take ownership of Burpengary Plaza and see it as a place where they can spend half a day,” he said
Mr Moffat was unable to disclose the cost of the redevelopment but said it was in the tens of millions of dollars.
He said work was due to start imminently and the aim was to have it completed by 2017.
“The centre will continue to trade as normal throughout the redevelopment,” Mr Moffat said.
Article Source: Genevieve Hayward, Caboolture Shire Herald
Are you looking for a new retail space and considering the new Burpengary Shopping Centre? The team at MTB Projects are available to discuss a complete project management and shop fitout solution.