Thursday 11th June 2020 |
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Precinct Properties New Zealand Limited (Precinct) (NZX: PCT ) officially opened the retail centre at Commercial Bay today, Thursday 11 June 2020.
Scott Pritchard, Precinct’s CEO, said “The opening of the retail centre at Commercial Bay marks a significant milestone for our business and Auckland’s city centre precinct. We set out with a clear vision to create a world-class waterfront destination on par with other gateway cities and we are proud to have achieved this. We are pleased to be opening the retail centre fully leased. With an outstanding mix of more than 120 retailers across fashion, food and beverage, beauty and speciality retail, Commercial Bay brings together the largest concentration of high-quality local and international retailers to the heart of Auckland city. Commercial Bay is a truly transformational development project.”
“Despite the extraordinary circumstances we are opening under, our business is extremely delighted to welcome people to a new and exciting part of Auckland’s city centre where they can shop, eat, drink and experience all Commercial Bay has to offer. We are incredibly proud to support our local businesses as well as first-to-market retailers as they open after a challenging few months and a crucial time as New Zealand moves to restart its economy after lockdown. We acknowledge the huge effort, commitment and dedication of all of those involved in the design and construction of Commercial Bay, in particular our project architect Warren and Mahoney and main contractor Fletcher Construction.”
Source: Precinct Properties New Zealand Limited (Precinct) (NZX: PCT )
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