From Westinghouse in the 1920s, to Rebecca Vallance, Oroton, Aje, Gelato Messina, Zimmerman and more in 2024, Rosebery Engine Yards’ second life as the home of iconic brands in South Sydney is about to emerge.
Redevelopment of this heritage site is now complete, with premium retailers and exclusive brands across fashion, beauty, lifestyle, food and design opening over a number of stages.
Owned, developed and managed by Goodman, Rosebery Engine Yards is a unique mixed-use retail and lifestyle precinct, set on 1.9 hectares – one of the largest heritage brownfield developments in the area featuring high-end finishes, natural gardens and flora areas.
The retailers that will make Rosebery Engine Yards their new home include:
- FOOD: Gelato Messina (open), LUNE Croissanterie (opening in October 2024)
- FASHION AND ACCESSORIES: Aje The Outlet (open) Rebecca Vallance (open) Oroton (open) Viktoria & Woods (open), Zimmermann (September 2024) ,M.J.Bale (September 2024), JULY (September 2024), Camilla & Marc (October 2024), Bassike (date TBA)
- HOME: Tallira by The Rug Collection (open), Oblica, Saarde, Inartisan
- GENERAL: Lofft House (open), The Cosmetics Company Store (July 2024), Reggio Academy (November 2024), Cadillac, Southern Cross Dental
Jason Little, CEO Australia, for Goodman said “South Sydney has long been a destination for discerning consumers looking for that “hidden gem”.
“We’re thrilled to welcome these top tier brands to Rosebery Engine Yards, a unique space that celebrates its industrial past in a modern and sustainable way. Their presence underscores Goodman’s commitment to providing well-located spaces that meet our customers’ needs and benefit the wider community.”
Architecturally striking and cleverly refurbished, the property’s raw heritage character has been thoughtfully enhanced – providing a uniquely historic backdrop. It revitalises an old industrial space, and supports circularity by reducing, recycling and reusing existing resources.
Kori Todd, Head of Design for Goodman said “Rosebery Engine Yards is a great example of the benefits of adaptive reuse and the value repurposed buildings play in the sustainable development of Australian communities”.
“It not only demonstrates significant environmental benefits, but has enhanced the local landscape, and contributed to the Rosebery community identity. Our goal was to preserve the unique industrial character while integrating modern elements. The result is a harmonious blend of old and new, providing an inspiring environment for retailers, workers and visitors.”
Goodman aims to achieve a 5 Star Green Star Design and As Built v1.3 rating with this development with key sustainability features including rooftop solar panels, LED lighting, EV charging bays and rainwater retention for landscape irrigation.