Official Shark Park & Woolooware Bay Development

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Summary of Leagues Club Plans
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Looks like Ishq and Wondersushi are probably gone too. KFC last one standing on the bay side
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So basically the only food that you’ll be able to get soon that’s cooked is a bachelors handbag at Woollies
 
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It's a good place to do the grocery shopping for everyone east of about Caringbah. Has Aldi, Woolies, Dan Murphys Baker's Delight Panetta and Priceline.

Other options are:

Cronulla Mall - tiny grocery stores and **** parking.

Woolies Caringbah- older, more central to Caringbah, different variety. Hate the parking there.

Coles Caringbah - closed, being redeveloped.

IGA Taren Point- expensive. But good parking and quality product.

I actually think it's the best all round option if you have a car, and I think people are catching on.

Also there's children's sports on the fields around, which makes it convenient.

So it can get foot traffic. It just doesn't work for the current food options- probably as someone said above, they are a bit tucked out of the way. They get the view but not the traffic.

General economic conditions suck for that upper end take away/ low end dining. It costs an arm and a leg at the moment for not much.
 
slide rule said:
It's a good place to do the grocery shopping for everyone east of about Caringbah. Has Aldi, Woolies, Dan Murphys Baker's Delight Panetta and Priceline.

Other options are:

Cronulla Mall - tiny grocery stores and **** parking.

Woolies Caringbah- older, more central to Caringbah, different variety. Hate the parking there.

Coles Caringbah - closed, being redeveloped.

IGA Taren Point- expensive. But good parking and quality product.

I actually think it's the best all round option if you have a car, and I think people are catching on.

Also there's children's sports on the fields around, which makes it convenient.

So it can get foot traffic. It just doesn't work for the current food options- probably as someone said above, they are a bit tucked out of the way. They get the view but not the traffic.

General economic conditions suck for that upper end take away/ low end dining. It costs an arm and a leg at the moment for not much.
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Yeah and the throw in the butcher and it’s a good shopping option, unfortunately that seems to be mostly it at the moment.
 
Also there’s been a sign for a seafood place since day 1 so it either fell through or was just there for marketing

Either way I think that would do well and it rounds out almost everything you want for shopping.
 
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look, the club if it does its business right will be fine because in the end, those places are about attracting the big gamblers.

so its whoever is running the club and how effective they are.

as to the food options there
you need the common denominator, mcdonalds and kfc and subway etc.
 
Art Vandelay said:
look, the club if it does its business right will be fine because in the end, those places are about attracting the big gamblers.

so its whoever is running the club and how effective they are.

as to the food options there
you need the common denominator, mcdonalds and kfc and subway etc.
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Yeah they went for a strange mix initially. So many new custom food places, and most of them not very connected to local area, or doing much to market themselves.

The pizza place was great, but it was halfway between a nice restaurant and a cheap food court next to KFC, and caught in between. Think it would have been better in one of the restaurant spaces like Burger Point or where Sharks admin currently is.... but only if we had high traffic from the start.
 
Did the club sign off on allowing Pokies in the leagues club? Can't remember anyone posting on here with an update there.
 
Gumby said:
Did the club sign off on allowing Pokies in the leagues club? Can't remember anyone posting on here with an update there.
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Yeah they will be on the left as you walk in. Some of the below would be out-of-date, but gives the basic plan.

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Club is in the process of making a number of decisions in the gaming space as you’d expect for a venue reopening.

I’m not sure what the total number of machines was prior to the demolition. But I believe there will be around ~200 machines planned.

They’ve gone out to get some good operators to run it too.
 
Based on recent Sydney and NSW data, a leagues club operating 200 poker machines can expect a significant, multi-million dollar net profit annually, likely falling in the range of
$15 million to over $25 million+ in net revenue per year (before corporate tax and tax concessions).
This high figure is driven by the fact that Sydney clubs, particularly in high-density areas like Canterbury-Bankstown or Fairfield, are among the most profitable in the world, with revenue per machine trending upwards.
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Estimated Earnings Breakdown
  • Average Daily Net Profit Per Machine (Clubs): Analysis of NSW Club data suggests an average net profit (player losses) per club machine, with high-performing clubs in Sydney often exceeding $200-$300+ per machine daily.
  • Annual Calculation (Conservative/Moderate): 200 machines
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    $250 profit per day
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    365 days = ~$18.25 million annually.
  • High Performance Scenario: If the club is highly popular (similar to top-tier Sydney leagues clubs), figures could exceed $25 million+ in annual net gaming revenue.
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Jasonstevenswedgie said:
Based on recent Sydney and NSW data, a leagues club operating 200 poker machines can expect a significant, multi-million dollar net profit annually, likely falling in the range of
$15 million to over $25 million+ in net revenue per year (before corporate tax and tax concessions).
This high figure is driven by the fact that Sydney clubs, particularly in high-density areas like Canterbury-Bankstown or Fairfield, are among the most profitable in the world, with revenue per machine trending upwards.
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Estimated Earnings Breakdown
  • Average Daily Net Profit Per Machine (Clubs): Analysis of NSW Club data suggests an average net profit (player losses) per club machine, with high-performing clubs in Sydney often exceeding $200-$300+ per machine daily.
  • Annual Calculation (Conservative/Moderate): 200 machines
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    $250 profit per day
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    365 days = ~$18.25 million annually.
  • High Performance Scenario: If the club is highly popular (similar to top-tier Sydney leagues clubs), figures could exceed $25 million+ in annual net gaming revenue.
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No way they'll generate as much as the pokies in Fairfelid.
 

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