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Rebel Sport first in CBD revamp

By Shannon Rolfe, Wintec Journalism Student
Hamilton News·
13 Jul, 2012 06:00 PMQuick Read

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Hamilton's Centre Place shopping centre will undergo a $40 million revitalisation by Kiwi Income Property Trust.

Investors see the need for the revamp because shoppers are now going to Te Awa, The Base.

The plan starts with a new Rebel Sport superstore opening this Wednesday and Farmers department store will take its place in their old shop, expanding to 7000 sq m.

Kiwi said the Rebel move was a milestone at Centre Place and Farmers was on target to open in October next year.

Ward St West will close, allowing Centre Place owner Kiwi Income Property trust to create a "vibrant" new open space in the heart of the city.

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Centre Place and Downtown Plaza will combine under a covered link across Ward St.

The new food court on Bryce St opened last year for late dining.

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