List of Scentre Group properties

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The following is a list of properties owned by Scentre Group, an Australian commercial real estate company with assets in Australia and New Zealand. Their portfolio includes a number of Westfield-branded shopping centres that were originally owned by Westfield Group, and spun-off into the Scentre Group in 2014.[1]

## Australia

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### Australian Capital Territory

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* Westfield Belconnen
* Westfield Woden

### New South Wales

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* Westfield Bondi Junction
* Westfield Burwood
* Westfield Chatswood
* Westfield Eastgardens
* Westfield Hornsby
* Westfield Hurstville
* Westfield Kotara
* Westfield Liverpool
* Westfield Miranda
* Westfield Mount Druitt
* Westfield Parramatta
* Westfield Penrith
* Westfield Sydney
* Westfield Tuggerah
* Westfield Warringah Mall

### South Australia

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* Westfield Marion
* Westfield Tea Tree Plaza
* Westfield West Lakes

### Victoria

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* Westfield Airport West
* Westfield Doncaster
* Westfield Fountain Gate
* Westfield Geelong
* Westfield Knox
* Westfield Plenty Valley
* Westfield Southland

### Queensland

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* Westfield Carindale
* Westfield Chermside
* Westfield Mt Gravatt
* Westfield Helensvale
* Westfield North Lakes
* Westfield Coomera

### Western Australia

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* Westfield Booragoon
* Westfield Carousel
* Westfield Innaloo
* Westfield Whitford City

## New Zealand

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* Westfield Albany
* Westfield Manukau City
* Westfield Newmarket
* Westfield St Lukes
* Westfield Riccarton

## Former centres

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This list includes centres which were owned by the original Westfield Group.

### New South Wales

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* Blacktown (1959–1973, demolished in 2004)
* Baulkham Hills (1963–TBC)
* Dee Why (1963–TBC), now Dee Why Town Centre)
* Eastwood (1963–TBC), now Eastwood Village)
* Maroubra (1963–TBC)
* Yagoona (1963–TBC)
* Centrepoint (2001–2010, now Westfield Sydney)
* Figtree (1965–2015, currently owned by 151 Property, a subsidiary of The Blackstone Group)
* North Rocks (1982–2015, currently owned by Challenger Group)
* Warrawong (1985–2015, currently owned by 151 Property, a subsidiary of The Blackstone Group)

### Victoria

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* Casey Central Shopping Centre in Narre Warren. The Westfield Group obtained 50% joint ownership with AMP in October 2006 for A$51 million. Scentre Group sold this centre to British investment giant M&G Real Estate.[2][3]

### Queensland

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* Indooroopilly Shopping Centre (1970–2000, currently owned by Eureka Funds Management)
* Toombul Shopping Centre (1967–2003, sold to Centro Properties Group (renamed to Vicinity Centres), currently owned by Mirvac)
* Strathpine (1983–2015, currently owned by 151 Property, a subsidiary of The Blackstone Group)

### South Australia

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* Arndale Central, Kilkenny SA (formerly Westfield Arndale) - currently owned by MA Financial

### Western Australia

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* Galleria Shopping Centre (Perth), (1996–2003, sold to Centro Properties Group (renamed to Vicinity Centres), previously called Westfield Galleria)

### New Zealand

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* Chartwell Shopping Centre, Hamilton, sold to Stride Property in November 2015[4]
* Downtown Shopping Centre, Auckland CBD, (formerly Westfield Downtown), demolished in 2016 to make way for a new development and the City Rail Link train tunnel.[5][6]
* Glenfield Mall, Glenfield, Auckland (formerly Westfield Glenfield), sold to Ladstone Glenfield Ltd. in November 2015[4][7]
* Pakuranga Plaza, Pakuranga, Auckland (formerly Westfield Pakuranga), sold to GYP Properties in October 2014[8]
* Queensgate Shopping Centre, Lower Hutt, sold to Stride Property in November 2015[4]
* Shore City Shopping Centre, Takapuna, Auckland (formerly Westfield Shore City), sold its 50% share to Aviva Investors in June 2012[9]
* WestCity Waitakere, Henderson, Auckland (formerly Westfield WestCity), sold to Australian family business Angaet Group in February 2017.[10]

## See also

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* List of shopping centres in Australia
* List of shopping centres in New Zealand

## References

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1. ^ "Our Portfolio". Scentre Group. Retrieved 1 November 2018.
2. ^ Marc Pallisco (6 December 2006). "Pakenham centre sells for $60.5m". The Age.
3. ^ "British break record on Scentre's Casey Central at more than $220m". Financial Review. 7 December 2016. Retrieved 7 December 2017.
4. ^ a b c Harris, Catherine (30 November 2015). "Why Scentre sold three NZ Westfield shopping malls". Stuff.co.nz.
5. ^ Catherine Gaffaney (22 May 2016). "Last week for shoppers at Auckland downtown mall". NZ Herald.
6. ^ "Watch $850m project: preparing for NZ's biggest commercial development". NZ Herald. 23 November 2016. Retrieved 23 November 2016.
7. ^ "Glenfield Announcement" (Press release). Westfield Group. Retrieved 25 May 2016.
8. ^ Harris, Catherine (20 October 2014). "Pakuranga Plaza sold to Singapore investors". Stuff.co.nz.
9. ^ Gibson, Anne (29 June 2012). "Westfield sells Auckland's Shore City mall". New Zealand Herald. Retrieved 11 August 2013.
10. ^ "Auckland mall WestCity sold for A$147m". NZ Herald. 21 February 2017. Retrieved 21 February 2017.