List of Shopping Malls in New Zealand - Largest By Total Retail Space

Largest By Total Retail Space

Name City First constructed Floors Total retail space Retail stores Anchor tenants Cinema screens Parking spaces Visitors annually Total sales Notes
The Base Hamilton 2005 1 81,000 m² 183 8 6 (Opened August 2011) 2153 8.0 million $325m The new enclosed shopping mall "Te Awa" made The Base New Zealand's largest retail centre by rentable area under one ownership. Further stages of development are underway A new level with 50 stores is planned to open in 2013. This level has already been constructed. A further 25,000m2 of large format retail is already consented and will open from 2012 to 2014.
Sylvia Park Auckland 2007 2 71,000 m² 204+ 6 10 4000 6.3 million $300m Sylvia Parks Development has finished
Westfield Riccarton Christchurch 1965 2 55,149 m² 200 7 7 2400 9.8m (2007) $332m (2009) First NZ mall to reach $300m in annual sales (2007)
Westfield Albany Auckland 2007 2 53,154 m² 150 4 8 2300+ ? $281m (2009) 70,000 m² total indoor space includes 17,000 m² of office space
Westfield Queensgate Lower Hutt 2006 2 45,467 m² 174+ 2 9 1855+ 8m+ $203m
Westfield St Lukes Auckland 1971 1 43,000 m² 168 4 8 2000+ 6m ?
Northlands Shopping Centre Christchurch 1967 1 42,159 m² 135+ 5 ? 1700+ ? ?
Westfield WestCity Auckland 1974 3 36,921 m² 230 4 8 1492 8m ?
Westfield Manukau City Auckland 1976 2 36,793 m² 197 2 10 1885 7.5m $176m (2006)
The Palms Christchurch 1997 2 34,000 m² 110 3 8 1450+ ? ?

For comparison, the largest mall in Canada, the West Edmonton Mall in Edmonton, Canada has a retail space of 350,000 m². The largest in the United States of America is the 230,000 m² Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota. Melbourne's Chadstone Shopping Centre, which has been described as the largest shopping centre in the Southern Hemisphere, has 190,000 m² of retail space.

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