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Eden Gardens

Location IQ assisted Eden Gardens in relation to the market potential for a range of possible uses as part of a redevelopment of the iconic Macquarie Park site. Eden Gardens provides one of Sydney’s most unique retail experiences, focused around garden supplies, functions, events and dining at a high-profile site in Macquarie Park. The large site is now planned for redevelopment, incorporating a range of uses.

Location IQ provide expert advice into mixed-use developments, with experience in the retail, commercial, industrial, childcare and medical sectors.

Location IQ provided an assessment of a range of potential uses at the site, including:

  • Traditional retail
  • Restaurant and bar
  • Gyms and fitness classes
  • Specialist medical uses
  • Corporate events and weddings

A comprehensive report was prepared for the Eden Gardens site to assess the future market potential as a mixed-use development.

Project Team

Philippa Curtis

Associate Director

Greg Malempre

Director

David Kirkland

Associate Director - Data & Analytics

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