Albury shopping centre hits market with $80m price tag
Albury Myer Centrepoint is on the market for $80 million and made $136.6 million in shop sales yearly.
It's a major shopping hub for the Albury-Wodonga area. The centre made $136.6 million in shop sales in the year up to August 2026.
The building covers 17,749 square metres on 21,533 square metres of land. It sits on Olive, Swift and David streets.
A recent renovation added fashion brand Mecca, drawing more customers. The centre has Myer, Woolworths and upmarket brands.
Agents James Wilson and Lachlan MacGillivray handle the sale. Expressions of interest close mid-November.
It opened in 1982 and last sold in 2015.
- $80 million
- Price tag
- $136.6 million
- Annual turnover
- 17,749 square metres
- Building size
- 2015
- Last sale
Why it mattersA major shopping centre changing hands shows ongoing investor demand for regional retail properties.
AustraliaThe sale of a major regional shopping centre reflects investor confidence in Albury-Wodonga's retail sector and may signal future investment in regional NSW.
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