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Only 13 kilometres from Adelaide's CBD, Port Adelaide is a designated regional centre - one of just five in metropolitan Adelaide.
Port Adelaide is well serviced by transport links. Regular bus and train services mean a 20-minute trip to the city and it's a similar journey time by car. The Port River Expressway is a convenient transport link to northern Adelaide's expanding industrial heartland and beyond. Adelaide's international and domestic airport can be reached from the Port within 15 minutes.
Popular beaches are only five minutes away and other leisure activities, such as golf and AFL football at AAMI Stadium, are within a short distance.
Re-emerging as a vibrant business hub in Adelaide's north-west, Port Adelaide enables businesses to benefit from being located in a recognised growth environment alongside a diverse mix of residential, retail, commercial, statutory, tourism and educational activities.
Customer Statistics
- A regional centre, home to more than 380 businesses, employing more than 4,000 people.
- A growing number of A, B and C1 consumers in the surrounding area.
- An immediate catchment of 15,200 households or 36,500 potential customers within 3km - and growing 1.
- 27,500 households or 67,000 potential customers within 5km.
- Estimated total business turnover - $565.6 million in 2008 2.
1 ABS 2006 Census
2 Port Adelaide Town Centre Benchmarking Report, JLL March 2009