1. business and industrial
2. construction

Introduction
239 Queen Street is the home of the 5 level “mid city entertainment & shopping
complex”.
For over 30 yrs the “Mid City Complex” on Queen St, has become a familiar name to
generations of Aucklander’s.
Levels 1 & 2 contain retail shops and on level 3 & 4 contained a cinema complex.
As you read this FAQ the developer at great experience is in the process of redeveloping
levels 3 & 4 into a retail and food court destination in the middle of downtown Auckland.
Levels 3 & 4 containing the retail and food court will be branded and marketed as
“Queen Street Markets”
How many foodcourt spaces and retail stores are there?
There are 9 food court spaces and approx 83 retail stores which range in size from 12m2
to 100m2. Retail spaces may vary as well as the proposed layout and number of retail
spaces, may increase or decrease as spaces maybe amalgamated together due to tenant
demand.
There are 38 Retail Spaces on the first level and 45 retail spaces on the top floor along
with 9 Food court spaces.
What is the finished specification of the retail space?
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The Landlord will provide you with painted internal walls and flooring as per the
specification sheet attached. We also provide a lockable front door with Power and
Telephone connection to your unit.
What is the finished specification of the foodcourt space?
The Landlord will provide you with painted internal walls and flooring as per the
specification sheet attached. You will be provided with Power and Telephone connection
to your unit along with extract ventilation and hot and cold water and foul water
connection. The food court space will be air conditioned and sprinklered. Seating in the
food court area will be provided by the landlord for approx 180 people.
What does my rent cover?
Your weekly rental rate is plus gst and includes all complex operating costs. The only
costs you have in addition to the rent are your individual power and telephone costs.
If you are a food court operator you will have the costs associated with gas and cooking
facilities in addition.
What lease terms are available?
Your lease can be from a minimum of six months thru to three years. You rent is fixed
for the term of the lease with rental renewal on expiry.
What is the leasing procedure?
When you are ready to sign the lease, a one month bond and three months rent in advance
is required as deposit to secure your space.
What are the trading hours?
The markets will operate seven days a week with the proposed trading hours to be 10am
to 8pm daily. These hours are subject to review and one months notice will be given to
any change in these hours.
Is there public car parking?
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Car parking is close by and available at the Civic Parking building which has 830 public
spaces, or at the Atrium on Elliot which has over 500 public spaces or at Wilson’s
parking on Elliot Street which has 135 public spaces.
Is there onsite public toilet facilities?
Yes. The markets will have a baby change facility, paraplegic toilet and limited public
toilets.
Who is the developer
The development company is 239 Queen Street Developments who have contracted Bill
McGarry from Platinum Project Management Limited to manage the redevelopment.
Bill has been in the construction and development sector since 1985 with his strengths
being in programming, effective cost management and a fine eye for detail.
He has broad experience across multiple fields and among many has project managed or
developed residential dwellings, apartments, up market apartment complexes and
residential homes, small to large industrial and commercial buildings, retail space
including supermarkets, office and retail fit outs, education buildings and sports
buildings, and restoration of historic buildings.
Who is completing the construction?
Watts and Hughes Construction Limited were engaged early to determine
(independently) the costs associated with the demolition and construction. The two
principals, Craig Watts and Rob Murphy of Watts and Hughes are acknowledged
performers and have a proven track record of projects completed on time and on budget.
www.wattsgroup.co.nz
www.qsmarkets.co.nz
What is the foot traffic count?
The markets have the third highest pedestrian count in Auckland City on the Queen Street
Footpath. There are 27,000 apartments in the CBD and over 85,000 people working in
the CBD everyday. (source:CBRE,PINZ)
Millie Liang
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Licensed under REAA 2008
DDI 09 375 8440| MOB 021 968 128| FAX 09 309 9404|
4 Viaduct Harbour Avenue, Maritime Square, Auckland
How many lifts are in the building?
There is one new lift servicing these floors in the complex. In addition to the lift there are
new one meter wide escalators servicing the floors. There is also existing stair access to
the entire building.
How do I load and unload goods?
The delivery of goods is via the Elliot Street loading bay, with ramp access to the lift for
delivery to your floor.
How do I manage the rubbish waste?
There is a rubbish room on each level of the markets which will be cleared away by the
markets management daily.
When do The Markets open?
Construction is currently underway and will continue thru until September 2011 with
practical completion expected to be October 2011. The above time frames are based upon
the best information to date, however no warranty is given. The development team will
provide regular updates during the course of construction.
How will I be kept informed of progress?
The developer will be providing a monthly news letter and also providing updates via
facebook.
www.facebook.com/pages/Queen-Street-Markets
Millie Liang
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Licensed under REAA 2008
DDI 09 375 8440| MOB 021 968 128| FAX 09 309 9404|
4 Viaduct Harbour Avenue, Maritime Square, Auckland