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Westfield Woden
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Westfield Woden: Canberra’s Premier Retail & Lifestyle Destination
Westfield Woden, located just eight kilometres south of Canberra’s CBD, offers a dynamic platform for casual leasing, brand activations, and experiential marketing. Centrally positioned amidst government buildings and thriving neighbourhoods, the centre serves a total accessible market of 514,000 residents, making it a key retail and lifestyle hub in Canberra’s south.
The centre is home to David Jones, BIG W, Coles, Woolworths, and a Hoyts cinema complex, alongside 231 specialty stores and a diverse mix of business partners. In 2019, a $21 million redevelopment introduced an upgraded dining precinct, further enhancing the shopping and leisure experience.
Key Market Insights
Total Trade Area retail spend: $9.0 billion (2023)
Main Trade Area retail spend: $3.9 billion (2023)
Retail spend per capita: $18,287 per annum (19% above the Sydney Metro average)
Household incomes: $163,300 per annum (2021 Census) (16% above the Sydney Metro average)
Workforce demographics: 83% of workers in the Main Trade Area are managers, professionals, or white-collar workers
Why Choose Westfield Woden for Casual Leasing?
Affluent, high-spending demographic, ideal for premium brand activations
Centrally located, with a strong mix of retail, entertainment, and dining options
Prime casual leasing opportunities in a high-traffic, high-income retail precinct
Strong local engagement with professionals, government employees, and families
Transport Links
Bus: Multiple routes serving the centre
Car: Ample parking available
Westfield Woden, located just eight kilometres south of Canberra’s CBD, offers a dynamic platform for casual leasing, brand activations, and experiential marketing. Centrally positioned amidst government buildings and thriving neighbourhoods, the centre serves a total accessible market of 514,000 residents, making it a key retail and lifestyle hub in Canberra’s south.
The centre is home to David Jones, BIG W, Coles, Woolworths, and a Hoyts cinema complex, alongside 231 specialty stores and a diverse mix of business partners. In 2019, a $21 million redevelopment introduced an upgraded dining precinct, further enhancing the shopping and leisure experience.
Key Market Insights
Total Trade Area retail spend: $9.0 billion (2023)
Main Trade Area retail spend: $3.9 billion (2023)
Retail spend per capita: $18,287 per annum (19% above the Sydney Metro average)
Household incomes: $163,300 per annum (2021 Census) (16% above the Sydney Metro average)
Workforce demographics: 83% of workers in the Main Trade Area are managers, professionals, or white-collar workers
Why Choose Westfield Woden for Casual Leasing?
Affluent, high-spending demographic, ideal for premium brand activations
Centrally located, with a strong mix of retail, entertainment, and dining options
Prime casual leasing opportunities in a high-traffic, high-income retail precinct
Strong local engagement with professionals, government employees, and families
Transport Links
Bus: Multiple routes serving the centre
Car: Ample parking available
Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Demographics
Avg. dwell time/visit
90 mins
% ABC1
38%
Avg. spend/visit
£35
Women
52%
Men
48%
Weekly footfall
166,390
This data was provided by the location provider. Data is common to all spaces within the location. 1.Weekly Footfall: Scentre Group Customer Visits - Annualised 2023 traffic, averaged by week. 3./5./7. ABC1%(% of total household with a HH income over $165K within Westfield TTA.), Avg spend per head (AUD), Age Demographic: Urbis 2024, ABS (incl. Census 2021), CommBankiQ 4.Avg. Dwell Time/Visit: Scentre Group Casual Parking Dwell, 2020, Avg of Ticketless parking across 23 AUS centres. 6.Gender Demographic: Roy Morgan Single Source Australia: Dec 2021 – Mar 2024, P14+, Among Scentre Group Trade Areas.
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