Hyperdome Shopping Centre: Stores, Hours & Ownership

The Hyperdome Shopping Centre in Shailer Park just became Queensland’s most valuable regional retail transaction on record — selling to MA Financial for $678.7 million in a deal that signals strong investor appetite for suburban shopping centres in growth corridors.

Location: Shailer Park, Logan City, Queensland · Sale Price: $678.7 million · New Owner: MA Financial · Key Anchors: BIG W, Coles, Kmart, Woolworths · Settlement: December 2025

The Hyperdome Shopping Centre anchors Logan City’s retail landscape with a quadruple-supermarket setup and family amenities, making it the largest shopping destination in the area.

Where is the Hyperdome shopping centre?

The Hyperdome sits in Shailer Park, a suburb within Logan City approximately 25 kilometres south of Brisbane CBD. It holds the distinction of being the largest shopping centre in the entire Logan City local government area. The centre operates as a single-storey complex, making it easy to navigate for families with prams or anyone with mobility considerations.

Access from Brisbane

Public transport connects visitors via Bus 555, which runs express services from Brisbane CBD to the Loganholme area. Those driving will find the centre accessible from the Logan Motorway, with ample parking available throughout the site.

Nearby areas

The centre draws shoppers from across the broader Logan region, including Springwood, Slacks Creek, and Cornubia. Its position along the Logan Motorway corridor places it within easy reach of residents throughout the southern Brisbane metropolitan fringe.

The implication: Logan City’s growing population means the Hyperdome sits in one of Queensland’s most active retail catchments, which partly explains why a $678.7 million transaction attracted strong investor interest.

Is Hyperdome kid-friendly?

Family-friendly features define much of the Hyperdome’s appeal. Beyond the obvious draw of having major supermarkets, fashion retailers, and a cinema nearby, the centre maintains several amenities designed with children in mind.

Arcade and entertainment

An arcade operates within the centre, giving kids a dedicated space to spend time between shopping stops. This entertainment option makes the Hyperdome a practical destination for school holiday outings when parents need to keep little ones engaged.

School holiday fun

The centre coordinates school holiday events through various promotions and activities hosted by individual retailers. Families should check with specific stores for timetables during peak periods, as programming varies throughout the year.

VR considerations

Some entertainment offerings, including VR experiences, may have age restrictions. Younger children — particularly those under seven — may face limitations on certain interactive attractions due to safety guidelines. Parents are advised to check individual operator policies before planning visits.

The catch: while the centre markets itself as family-friendly, the specifics of entertainment options can change, and visitors should verify current offerings directly rather than relying on older directory listings.

Has the Hyperdome been sold?

Yes. MA Financial completed the purchase of Hyperdome Town Centre for $678.7 million, with the transaction announced on November 26, 2025. This represents the largest-ever 100% sale of any Queensland regional shopping centre.

Sale details

The acquisition includes the Hyperdome Shopping Centre, the Hyperdome Home Centre, peripheral properties, and 9 hectares of surplus land across a combined footprint of 44 hectares and 23 titles. The deal was managed off-market by CBRE’s Simon Rooney on behalf of seller QIC.

QIC had held a 50% interest in the centre since 1996 before acquiring full ownership in 2013. The company will assist in managing the property during a transition period post-sale, with settlement expected in December 2025.

New ownership impact

MA Financial raised $405 million in equity through a high net worth syndicate fund, which was fully subscribed early — a signal of strong investor appetite for suburban retail assets in growth corridors. The fund targets a 9% distribution yield and 16–18% annual returns over five years.

The pattern: QIC’s exit after nearly three decades of ownership came as Queensland suburban retail continued outperforming expectations, giving the seller leverage in a competitive deal process.

Who are the new owners of Hyperdome?

MA Financial, an Australian financial services firm, acquired the Hyperdome as part of its largest retail property transaction to date. The firm has been actively expanding its retail real estate portfolio, with the Hyperdome deal representing a combined $1.2 billion in retail transactions since acquiring IP Generation in September 2025.

Buyer background

MA Financial manages assets across multiple classes and operates primarily through institutional and wholesale funding channels. Post-transaction, the firm’s pro forma assets under management reach $14.7 billion — up from $13.3 billion at September 30, 2025.

The equity raise of $405 million for the Hyperdome acquisition closed early, subscribed entirely through a syndicate fund targeting high net worth investors. MA Portfolio Credit Notes also raised $230 million and closed early, underscoring confidence in the deal structure.

Future plans

MA Financial intends to take full management responsibility of the site following settlement. The stated strategy involves repositioning the centre, activating underused space, and potentially selling surplus land from the 9-hectare surplus parcel included in the acquisition.

The implication: MA Financial’s track record in other retail acquisitions suggests a focus on active asset management rather than passive ownership, which could mean visible changes for shoppers within the first 12–18 months post-settlement.

What stores and features does Hyperdome offer?

The Hyperdome Shopping Centre anchors its retail offering around four major supermarket and discount department store operators, complemented by fashion, homewares, and lifestyle retailers. The Hyperdome Home Centre handles bulkier purchases like furniture and hardware.

Major retailers

The centre’s anchor tenants include BIG W, Coles, Kmart, and Woolworths — a configuration that places it firmly in the convenience-driven suburban retail model. This quadruple-anchor setup means the site draws weekly grocery shoppers alongside those hunting for general merchandise.

• BIG W — discount department store
• Coles — supermarket
• Kmart — discount department store
• Woolworths — supermarket

Hyperdome Home Centre

Adjacent to the main shopping centre, the Home Centre accommodates larger-format tenancies focused on home improvement, furniture, and household goods. This separation allows the main mall to maintain its compact, single-storey layout while providing space for bulky-product retailers.

Opening hours and map

Standard opening hours typically run from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM on weekdays and 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM on weekends, though individual store hours vary. The centre’s single-storey design means all retailers are accessible from ground level without escalators or lifts.

MA Financial has finalised a landmark $678.7 million purchase in south-east Queensland’s Hyperdome Shopping Centre in the asset manager’s largest retail acquisition to date.

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Hyperdome is the largest shopping centre in the fast-growing Logan City.

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Much like the nearby Garden City Shopping Centre in Mt Gravatt, Hyperdome draws families with its BIG W anchor, Coles, and kid-friendly arcade.

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