Priced To Lease Fast - Queen Street Mall Retail

CHEAP RENT WITH NICE CORNER RETAIL SHOP. Owner wants leased fast and is prepared to meet the market!

Strategically positioned on level 1 of the well known Mid City Shopping Centre in the heart of Queen St, this 51sqm corner shop complements a good mix of fashion, health, food, consumer products and restaurants in downtown Auckland with convenient access to the major public transport terminals and road networks.

Contact Millie Liang the #1 deal maker with confidence in your preferred English, Mandarin or Cantonese language via millie.liang@bayleys.co.nz or txt +64 21 968 128 or alternatively Wechat:millieliang168 for further information and to arrange an appointment to view.

The Mid City Shopping Centre at 239 Queen Street provides direct exposure to some of the highest pedestrian counts in New Zealand and further benefits from having 2 entrances to the shopping centre from both Queen and Elliott Street.

The property is within a 5 minute walk to the waterfront, Britomart bus and train terminal. A few minutes more and you are at the ferry terminal and Viaduct Harbour, popular for restaurants and bars.

The Auckland CBD is the business and cultural center of New Zealand and in the next 10 years it is planned that the Auckland CBD will grow and consolidate its international reputation as one of the worlds most vibrant and dynamic business and cultural centers.

IMAGINE THE POTENTIAL - the CBD provides a large customer base with approximately 60,000 students enrolled in tertiary study, 25,000 residents, 90,000 workers and 12,000 tourists coming into the city every working day.

A short stroll down to the waterfront and you reach the cruise ship terminal where approx 100 cruise ships deliver an estimated 178,000 passengers and 78,000 crew to Auckland each cruise season, bringing around $116 million into the region's economy.

Cruise new Zealand research shows most people on cruises do a half day tour of the port they are in, organised on board, then in the afternoon venture out on their own browsing