About
Established in 2001, Botany Town Centre has grown to be one of New Zealand’s top five regional shopping centres, and is the third largest shopping centre in Auckland (by area). The centre has a diverse and comprehensive retail mix of top New Zealand stores, supported by iconic major retailers (Farmers, New World, Hoyts and Whitcoulls).
Boasting over 200 tenancies in total, the centre is a true ‘town centre’, also providing medical and health services, banks, a post office, library, childcare facilities and a variety of educational institutions. Located 19 kilometres from Auckland’s CBD on a high profile site in South East Auckland, the centre is part of a major growth corridor for the Auckland region. Botany is well positioned for future growth, having recently been zoned as a Metropolitan Business Zone under the Unitary Planning process.
Long-term master planning opportunities are being investigated, with the first stage of a staged development now complete. Botany Town Centre has a sense of place, with the theme of a ‘botanical oasis’; the centre enjoys open air shopping precincts, dining, entertainment and office environment, around a collection of civic spaces, creating an ideal community hub.
Location Information
location_on 588 Chapel Rd, East Tamaki, Auckland 2016, New Zealand
laptop_mac www.botanytowncentre.co.nz
Botany Town Centre
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| Classification | Regional |
| Ownership | Separate Account Client |
| Gross Lettable Area (GLA) | 62,700 sqm |
| Moving Annual Turnover (MAT) |
$283+ million |
| Major Tenants | Farmers New World H&M HOYTS |
| Mini Majors | 15+ stores |
| Specialities | 215+ stores |
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