The Oasis Broadbeach, a substantial 25,000m2 mixed-use lifestyle destination located in the vibrant heart of Broadbeach on the Gold Coast, has officially been listed for sale.
JLL and Colliers have been exclusively appointed to handle the divestment of this iconic Gold Coast shopping centre. The property is expected to attract strong domestic and international interest amid continued population growth along the Gold Coast corridor.
Since 2015, The Oasis Broadbeach has been revitalised through substantial upgrades, transforming it into a premier retail and commercial destination.
Anchored by Woolworths and The Broadbeach Tavern, the centre accommodates more than 70 specialty stores, a vibrant dining precinct, and 6,200m2 of office space, providing strong diversity of income across three levels. The centre is well serviced by close to 1,000 income-generating undercover parking spaces and benefits from seamless connectivity to major transit routes, bus networks and the light rail. The centre also offers significant development potential, including a conceptual 70-level residential tower.
Sam Hatcher, Head of Retail Investments Australia & NZ at JLL, commented, “Over the past decade, the Gold Coast has become a core investment market, driven by strong fundamentals including interstate migration, thriving tourism, and anticipation for the 2032 Olympics. The Oasis Broadbeach presents an exceptionally rare opportunity within a thriving growth corridor, distinguished by significant barriers to entry.”
Population growth on the Gold Coast has been rapid in recent years, led by positive interstate migration from NSW and Victoria. In the past five years, more than 960 residential apartments alone have been delivered within a 500 metre radius of the property, bringing an estimated 1,700 people to the primary trade catchment, with an additional 2,100 apartments anticipated to be completed over the next five years. The wider catchment’s density is forecast to intensify further, with more than $3 billion in proposed apartment projects in Broadbeach alone.
Nick Willis, Senior Director at JLL Retail Investments Australia & NZ, stated, “The Oasis Broadbeach is an opportunity to acquire a mixed-use shopping centre in one of Australia’s strongest coveted coastal destinations. The Gold Coast is a tightly held market, with The Oasis Broadbeach being one of only six institutional-grade assets in the region, rarely offered for sale.”
The centre is positioned within one of the Gold Coast’s most affluent neighbourhoods, just 700 metres from the renowned Hedges Avenue, where house prices range from $5 million to $30 million. Further contributing to the area’s appeal, is that escalating residential development has made large-scale beachfront mixed-use properties exceptionally rare, creating significant supply constraints amid a growing population.
Lachlan MacGillivray, Colliers’ Head of Retail Capital Markets, noted, “The Oasis Broadbeach is an irreplaceable, exceptional mixed-use asset underpinned by a high performing supermarket anchor which is supported by strong specialty performance, which is currently in excess of $17,000 per square metre. A diversified income profile and significant potential upside (STCA) we anticipate this will appeal to a broad range of investors seeking exposure to one of the best performing markets in Australia.”
The centre’s strategic positioning in Broadbeach, a key hub for events such as Blues on Broadbeach and The Gold Coast Marathon, and a gateway to numerous luxury residential developments make it a nationally recognised precinct. Attracting over 6.38 million visitors each year—a figure exceeding half of the Gold Coast’s total 12.4 million annual tourists — The Oasis Broadbeach is undeniably a cornerstone of the region’s thriving retail and tourism sectors.
The Oasis Broadbeach is available for sale via international expressions of interest, closing Thursday, 3rd July 2025.
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