Carnes Hill Marketplace

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Carnes Hill Marketplace

Cnr of Cowpasture and Kurrajong Roads, Horningsea Park NSW

About

Carnes Hill Marketplace is a sub-regional shopping centre located in Sydney’s South Western suburbs and is anchored by Woolworths, Big W and Dan Murphy’s along with 46 speciality stores.

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Year Built	1999 (Extended in 2007)
Grade	Convenience Plus
Total NLA	8,740sqm
Fund Ownership	50% CQR, 50% RP1
Weighted Average Lease Expiry (WALE)	8.4
Car Spaces	926
Major tenants	Big W, Woolworths

Achieved

3 Star

NABERS Energy

NABERS Energy measures the efficiency of an office building and rates either the base building, tenancy or whole building. An energy ratings works by comparing the energy consumption of a building against a set of benchmarks that have been developed using actual data. A NABERS Energy rating can be done with or without GreenPower. Base building Energy rating: occurs when central services like heating and cooling systems, lifts and lobby lighting are rated. Tenancy Energy rating: when businesses choose to rate the space they occupy within a building. Whole building Energy rating: this rates the base building and tenant occupied space. This usually occurs when there is a single tenant occupying an entire building.