List of Myer stores
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This is a list of past and current stores of Myer, an Australian department store chain.
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[edit] New South Wales
- Sydney Central Plaza 7 floors plus a mezzanine, Sydney 47,000 m² (Originally Farmers)[1]
- Centro Bankstown, Bankstown (2 floors) 10,150 m²
- Westpoint Blacktown, Blacktown (2 floors) 10,000 m²
- Westfield Bondi Junction, Bondi Junction (4 floors) 17, 924 m²
- Castle Towers, Castle Hill (2 floors) 14,300 m²
- Westfield Chatswood, Chatswood (4 floors) 23, 620 m²
- Westfield Eastgardens, Pagewood (2 floors) 13,500 m²
- Westfield Hornsby, Hornsby (2 floors)
- Westfield Hurstville, Hurstville (2 floors)
- Westfield Liverpool, Liverpool (2 floors)
- Macquarie Centre, North Ryde (2 floors)
- Westfield Miranda, Miranda (4 floors) 24,000 m²
- Westfield Parramatta, Parramatta (4 floors)
- Westfield Penrith, Penrith (3 floors) 20,114 m²
- Centro Roselands, Roselands (3 floors) 23,900 m²
- Warringah Mall, Brookvale (3 floors plus mezzanine) 14,000 m²
- Myer City Centre, Albury (2 floors) 10,053 m²
- Charlestown Square, Charlestown (2 floors) 12,840 m²
- Dubbo (2 floors) 7,200 m²
- Erina Fair, Erina (1 floor) 12,132 m²
- Orange City Centre, Summer Street, Orange (2 floors) 7,600 m²
- Wagga Wagga (2 floors)
- Wollongong Central, Wollongong (3 floors) 12,150 m²
- Stockland Green Hills, East Maitland (2 floors) to open when redevelopment has finished in 2010-2011 [2]
- Centro Bankstown, Bankstown to open June 2008 to replace the former David Jones store (2 floors) 10,150 m²
- Top Ryde City, Ryde will open in 2010 in new Top Ryde shopping centre 10,550 m² [3]
- Stockland Shellharbour, Shellharbour 2 level store opening 2011 in proposed development
[edit] Australian Capital Territory
- Westfield Belconnen, Belconnen (3 floors)
- Canberra Centre, City Centre (3 floors) 13,512 m²
- Tuggeranong Hyperdome, Tuggeranong (2 floors) 13,523 m²
[edit] Queensland
- Myer Centre, Brisbane 5 floors, Brisbane 31,427 m²
- Brookside Shopping Centre 3 floors, Mitchelton 17,793 m²
- Westfield Carindale 3 floors, Carindale 20,840 m²
- Westfield Chermside 3 floors, Chermside 15,500 m²
- Indooroopilly Shopping Centre 3 floors, Indooroopilly 17,400 m²
- Logan Hyperdome 2 floors, Loganholme 13,478 m²
- Pacific Fair 4 floors, Broadbeach 30,000 m²
- Cairns Central 2 floors, Cairns 13,500 m²
- Grand Central Toowoomba 3 floors Toowoomba 16,000 m²
- Sunshine Plaza 2 floors, Maroochydore 12,893 m²
- Westfield North Lakes, Brisbane[4]
- Stockland Townsville 2 floors, Townsville opening 2009 10,000 m²[4]
- Caneland Central, Mackay opening 2011
- Robina Town Centre, Robina opening 2010
- Westfield Garden City, Mt Gravatt opening 2010
[edit] Victoria
- Bourke Street, Melbourne 8 floors, 50,000 m² currently undergoing major refurbishment due for completion pre-Christmas 2009
- Lonsdale Street, Melbourne 7 floors, 33,000 m²
- Chadstone Shopping Centre 3 floors Chadstone 22,500 m²
- Dandenong Plaza 3 floors Dandenong 15,077 m².
- Westfield Doncaster 4 floors Doncaster 18,580 m²
- Eastland Shopping Centre 4 floors Ringwood 19,099 m²
- Bayside Shopping Centre 4 floors Frankston 17,297 m²
- Highpoint Shopping Centre 4 floors Maribyrnong 19,117 m²
- Knox City 4 floors Wantirna South 18, 804 m²
- Northland 4 floors Preston 18,367 m²
- Southland 2 floors Cheltenham 14,050 m²
- Central Square, Ballarat 4 floors 10,000 m²
- Bendigo 3 floors 11,000 m²
- Westfield Geelong 2 floors, Geelong 12,500 m²
- Werribee Plaza, Werribee 1 floor 5,000 m²
- Forest Hill Chase Shopping Centre, Forest Hill 1 floor 4,551 m² Myer is adding 2 floors making it 9,000 m² by 2012
Upcoming MYER Projects:
- Bourke Street, Melbourne 8 floors, 50,000 m²
- Lonsdale Street, Melbourne 7 floors, 33,000 m²
- Forest Hill Chase, Melbourne 1 Floor 4,551 m²
- Watergardens Town Centre, Taylors Lakes due to open in 2011.[5]
[edit] South Australia
- Myer Centre, Adelaide, Adelaide (5 floors) 23,600 m²
- Westfield Tea Tree Plaza, Modbury (4 floors)
- Westfield Marion, Oaklands Park (2 floors) 14,000 m²
- Elizabeth Shopping Centre, Elizabeth (2 floors) 9,208 m²
- Centro Colonnades, Noarlunga Centre (1 floor) 4,510 m²
[edit] Western Australia
- Forrest Chase, Perth (5 floors) 35,894 m²
- Westfield Carousel, Cannington (2 floors) 11,900 m²
- Fremantle (2 floors currently in use)
- Garden City, Booragoon, Booragoon (3 floors) 16,404 m²
- Karrinyup Shopping Centre, Karrinyup (3 floors) 13,935 m²
- Centro Galleria, Morley (3 floors) 18,844 m²
[edit] Tasmania
- Murray Street, Hobart (5 floors) temporarily features womenswear, childrenswear, menswear, cosmetics, general merchandise and footwear
- Macquarie Street, Hobart (1 floor) temporary store selling appliances, electrical, home entertainment, home office, cookware and manchester
- Hobart - Liverpool Street (5 floors) opening in 2010 at the latest and will be joined on to the Murray Street store to create a full line 12,250 m² store
- Launceston (5 floors) full line 8,923 m² store
[edit] Closed stores
Myer has had stores in various locations over the years that have since closed for many reasons. Some of these include:
- All Megamarts closed November 2005
New South Wales
- Bathurst, (Grace Bros.) closed January 2004. Now Target. Was 6,500 m²
- Broadway, (Grace Bros.) closed 1992. Now Broadway Shopping Centre
- Burwood, closed March 2007. Now David Jones. Was 14,900 m²
- Carlingford, closed March 2006. Now Target. Was 8,100 m²
- Cessnock, (Grace Bros) Closed 1992
- Chatswood Chase, Closed in 1992.
- City Piazza, (Grace Bros) former Mark Foys Store. 1980-1982
- Cooma, (Grace Bros.)closed 1996
- Cowra, closed 1994
- Forbes, Closed 1993, now Target country
- Gordon, New South Wales, closed 1983
- Goulburn, (Grace Bros.)closed 1995
- Lismore, closed 1993
- Maroubra, (Grace Bros.) closed early 1990s, re-opened as clearance store, then closed in 2002. Now Pacific Square development.
- Mt. Druitt, (Grace Bros)closed July 2004. Now Coles and specialty stores. Was 12,000 m²
- Nowra, (Grace Bros.) closed June 2003. Now Spotlight. Was 3,200 m²
- Parkes, closed 1992
- Queanbeyan, closed 1997
- Tamworth, (Grace Bros.) closed June 2003. Now Target. Was 12,175 m²
- Top Ryde, (Grace Bros.), closed 1985
- Tweed Heads, closed in the late 1980s.
- Wellington, closed 1980's
- West Wyalong, closed 1991
- Young, (Grace Bros)closed 1994 - becomes Harvey Norman
Victoria
- Bairnsdale, closed July 2004
- Colac, closed 1980s
- Greensborough, Opened 1996 and closed in 1998, became a multi-level Target store. Was 13,000 m²
- Sunshine, closed December 2003
Western Australia
- Peppermint Grove, closed in 1997, rebranded Harris Scarfe
- Geraldton, Closed 1992
- Innaloo, closed 1991
Queensland
- Coorparoo, Became Megamart in 1998. Sold to Harvey Norman 2006
- Fortitude Valley, Closed in 1988 when the new Queen Street Store was opened
- Strathpine, closed March 2007. Target opening September 2007. Was 9,099 m²
Tasmania
- Hobart Original store Brownells, became Myer in 1959. 3 floors - (temporarily) Destroyed by fire on September 22, 2007.[6]
Australian Capital Territory
- Kingston, closed 1987, following the opening of Tuggeranong store
[edit] References
- ^ The Month in Review. Herron Todd White (1 April 2003). Retrieved on 2008-05-19.
- ^ Sharpe, Donna (2008-04-25), “$270m plan lodged”, The Herald, <http://theherald.yourguide.com.au/articles/1231060.html?src=search>
- ^ Myer to open new Sydney store. News.com.au (13 November 2007). Retrieved on 2007-11-14.
- ^ a b Myer into building mode with 17 new stores planned. The Australian (29 March 2007). Retrieved on 2008-05-19.
- ^ Media Release. Myer Pty Limited (16 April 2008). Retrieved on 2008-05-13.
- ^ Historic Hobart Myer destroyed by fire. Melbourne Herald-Sun (22 September 2007). Retrieved on 2007-09-22.
