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Jackadl00 wrote: ↑

Thu May 29, 2025 9:54 pm

t1002 wrote: ↑

Thu May 29, 2025 8:26 pm

So Tiffany is confirmed to open in September with Watches of Switzerland on that side. LV isn't confirmed but most likley will secure it and that fit out will start in the new year. Gucci and Coach are the other most likley designer stores to follow. I suspect the other stores will not be as high end and more mid to street brands opening in the new year.

LV is a 50/50 chance not confirmed, Gucci will only sign if LV does and most likely other LVMH brands, I think they are waiting for burnside to give a really good deal for them to sign. Was disappointing the opening today with alot of white empty shops.

Jackadl00 wrote: ↑

Thu May 29, 2025 9:54 pm

t1002 wrote: ↑

Thu May 29, 2025 8:26 pm

So Tiffany is confirmed to open in September with Watches of Switzerland on that side. LV isn't confirmed but most likley will secure it and that fit out will start in the new year. Gucci and Coach are the other most likley designer stores to follow. I suspect the other stores will not be as high end and more mid to street brands opening in the new year.

LV is a 50/50 chance not confirmed, Gucci will only sign if LV does and most likely other LVMH brands, I think they are waiting for burnside to give a really good deal for them to sign. Was disappointing the opening today with alot of white empty shops.

t1002 wrote: ↑

Fri May 30, 2025 6:53 pm

Jackadl00 wrote: ↑

Thu May 29, 2025 9:54 pm

t1002 wrote: ↑

Thu May 29, 2025 8:26 pm

So Tiffany is confirmed to open in September with Watches of Switzerland on that side. LV isn't confirmed but most likley will secure it and that fit out will start in the new year. Gucci and Coach are the other most likley designer stores to follow. I suspect the other stores will not be as high end and more mid to street brands opening in the new year.

LV is a 50/50 chance not confirmed, Gucci will only sign if LV does and most likely other LVMH brands, I think they are waiting for burnside to give a really good deal for them to sign. Was disappointing the opening today with alot of white empty shops.

Its not 50/50. No way would they build that corner for it to be a mid range tenant. I think Tiffancy going in there is a sign that LV is pretty much a go. There pop up has been there for a long time now so I think they are still testing the market but in reality Cohen's have done there homework and have said they went all over the world to secure these brands. Only time will tell but saying it's 50/50 isn't right when the plans and clues are there but nothing has been press released.

VinyTapestry849 wrote: ↑

Fri May 30, 2025 7:13 pm

Looking at a pile of vomit is more pleasant then that mural

Patrick_27 wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 01, 2025 6:45 pm

t1002 wrote: ↑

Fri May 30, 2025 6:53 pm

Jackadl00 wrote: ↑

Thu May 29, 2025 9:54 pm

LV is a 50/50 chance not confirmed, Gucci will only sign if LV does and most likely other LVMH brands, I think they are waiting for burnside to give a really good deal for them to sign. Was disappointing the opening today with alot of white empty shops.

Its not 50/50. No way would they build that corner for it to be a mid range tenant. I think Tiffancy going in there is a sign that LV is pretty much a go. There pop up has been there for a long time now so I think they are still testing the market but in reality Cohen's have done there homework and have said they went all over the world to secure these brands. Only time will tell but saying it's 50/50 isn't right when the plans and clues are there but nothing has been press released.

When I was there Thursday night, LV was empty of customers. If they can’t even bring in customers to a smaller format store on what was arguable Burnside’s busiest day of trading in years, then how does one expect them to pull in the necessary clientele to justify a store three times the size?

relapse wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 01, 2025 9:56 pm

I went there today and was super impressed with it.

Yes there's still a lot to open however the place was packed and I think it offers something unique that Adelaide currently doesn't have.

I actually have no idea why some people seem to be so hyper critical of it, it's almost like some people for some weird reason want it to fail which is just crazy. I think for future retail opportunities in this state we desperately need this to be a huge success.

LV also had a huge line of people waiting to get in the store which was good to see. At the end of the day those lux stores are not high foot traffic stores, I've been to Chadstone a lot and I've seen those stores in Chaddy with only one or two people in them. I'm really hoping that LV will be successful enough that they're confident enough to invest long term into the centre.

My gut feel is that Burnside will most likely be a microcosm that will be used to judge whether Adelaide is ready to join the rest of Australia with lux brands and if it doesn't work we'll most probably be another 10-20 years from them trying the market again.