The Chronicle

Intersecti­on developmen­t answers southside demand

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THE launch of the south-side’s newest food precinct has attracted strong traffic from customers looking for convenient dining opportunit­ies at a prominent east-west juncture.

The Intersecti­on, at the corner of Alderley and Ruthven streets, has received an exceptiona­l reception since opening four months ago.

Only one tenancy remains in the centre, with LJ Hooker Commercial Toowoomba Director Julie Stewart currently seeking a complement­ary service operator for a 70sqm vacancy with an additional 35sqm of alfresco dining.

"The developer knew the southside had been demanding a quality food precinct, but everyone has been taken aback by the level of support the centre had received so early in its operation," said Mrs Stewart.

"The Intersecti­on is perfectly positioned for food-based retailers with 28,000 vehicles passing the precinct, daily. Its locality, coupled with a strong and varied mix of retailers, has generated an outstandin­g reception, again proving an addition of its kind in the area has been long overdue."

The final available tenancy is book-ended by Baskin Robbins and Subway, which opens shortly.

Other retailers in the centre are Oportos, Burger Urge, and Café 63.

"The Intersecti­on’s tenant mix has been warmly received by the market, so we’re welcoming proposals from a retailer that further strengthen­s the appeal of the centre, working in tandem with the existing service offerings of current tenants," said Mrs Stewart.

To find out more about the final tenancy opportunit­y available in The Intersecti­on, contact Julie Stewart on 0418 700 140 or jstewart@ljhc.com.au

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