Castletown Shoppingworld

Castletown Shoppingworld

Location	Townsville, Queensland Australia
Owner	McConaghy Properties
No. of stores and services	145
No. of anchor tenants	6 Target, Woolworths, Big W, Best and Less, Dick Smith Electronics & The Reject Shop
Total retail floor area	55,000 m²
Parking	1,700
No. of floors	3 (Basement, Retail, Rooftop)
Website	http://www.castletown.com.au/

Castletown Shoppingworld is a shopping centre in Townsville, Australia. The third-largest centre in the district, Castletown has three major tenants along with 105 specialty stores, and is owned by Mcconaghy Properties. Once stage two of the centre opens, It will open an extra 30 stores and two mini majors.

Expansion

Construction of the expansion in late 2009

Construction of the expansion in late 2009

Castletown recently completed an expansion project that included a new Target department store (replacing the existing store) and was opened as Australia's largest Target.^{[citation needed]} The expansion also included an extra 40 specialty stores and a 450-seat food court. The expansion opened on 13 June 2007.

The last expansion that the shopping centre undertook was in 1997 with the addition of an expanded Woolworths Supermarket and an Action Supermarket. Basement parking was also included.

Construction commenced in mid 2009 on stage two of the expansion. New elevators, escalators and travelators, as well as major refurbishments of the toilets will be undertaken in the expansion. It is also anticipated that Woolworths will be upgraded. The development is due for completion in 2010, and will take the total number of specialty shops over 135 with the addition of two new mini major stores and Big W.^{[citation needed]}

Major tenants

Australia's Largest Target department store

The centre contains a Target, Big W, Woolworths, The Reject Shop, Best and Less and Dick Smith Electronics stores. There are also Angus and Robertson, Salt 66, Supre, Sanity, City Beach, Jay Jays, Priceline and EB Games shops. Food outlets include Coffee Club, McDonalds, Subway, Red Rooster, Healthy Habits, Witchery, Just Jeans, Fashion Fair, Betts, Price Attack and New Zealand Natural.

See also

• List of shopping centres in Australia