After flooding and lease cancellations, what comes next for Toombul Shopping Centre?

A redevelopment of the flood-ravaged Toombul Shopping Centre site will capitalise on its proximity to the Brisbane CBD, airport and transport links, business and marketing leaders say.

CM Ink director Catherine Michael said the decision to close the 54-year-old centre was "always coming". "It's one of those centres – it's not a Chermside, which has the car parks, has everything that opens and shuts – it was easy to get into and out of, close to a train station and buses."It's well located and has those [transport] feeders into there."

"I haven't heard anything about what's likely, but that's certainly what's been going on in other developments."

This will need careful consideration by Mirvac.We have lost two medical centres,two large pharmacies, Coles,ALDI,Target, banks, allied health, pathology, all within walking distance of a growing, diverse community,many of whom are apartment dwellers dependant on the bus terminal.

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