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Sod turned on new Deanside shopping centre

Construction has officially commenced on the first major shopping centre to deliver convenience to the growing Deanside community.

Delivered by National integrated property, construction and investment group Oreana, Deanside Central will offer 8200 square metres of Net Lettable Area (NLA) across a 21,000 square metre site on the corner of Hopkins Road and Conservatory Drive when completed in early 2027.

The site will be anchored by a sizeable Coles supermarket and feature up to 30 retail outlets, set with Liquorland, Yes Yes Indian Supermarket, Anytime Fitness, Direct Chemist Outlet and a number of other retailers who have also already committed, alongside beauty and a number of food and beverage operators.

Oreana managing director Tony Sass said Deanside Central would become the heart of the growing Deanside community, strategically positioned by schools, parks, childcare and residents.

“The commencement of construction at Deanside Central marks another significant milestone in Oreana’s commitment to supporting Melbourne’s expanding outer suburbs with vital retail infrastructure,” he said.

“These neighbourhood centres are fundamental to establishing well-connected, liveable communities in emerging residential areas.”

Deanside Central will serve as the first major retail hub for the fast-growing community, which expanded by more than 13,000 residents between 2023 and 2024 alone, with more than 4000 new homes being expected to be added each year until 2046.

“Deanside Central will bring essential retail and everyday services directly to the local community, enhancing everyday life for residents,” Mr Sass said.

“Our end-to-end capability in both development and construction allows us to create retail destinations that truly serve local communities.

“We’re focused on delivering convenient, welcoming centres that become genuine gathering places and make daily life easier for local families.”

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