DISCOVER THE LIFESTYLE

Chevron Renaissance stands proudly on the site of the legendary 1950s Chevron Hotel — one of Australia's first world-class integrated resorts. Back in the golden days of the 60s and 70s, this iconic spot helped shape Surfers Paradise into the country's go-to holiday playground.

Fast forward to 2000, Chevron Renaissance was born as part of a bold new vision for the area — blending high-rise living with stylish retail and dining across a two-hectare landmark site. The result? A fresh, vibrant hub that re-energised the heart of Surfers Paradise and became a favourite for locals and visitors alike.

In 2014, a $5 million upgrade transformed the open-air piazza into a vibrant dining precinct. Think alfresco dining under soaring shade sails, buzzing with great food, relaxed vibes, and sunshine-friendly comfort.

Since acquiring the Centre in 2015, Precision Group has continued to invest in its future, rolling out improvements and upgrades that reflect a long-term commitment to keeping Chevron Renaissance a must-visit destination in the city’s evolving story.

With strong population growth, rising incomes & increasing residential density, the local customer base continues to expand.

The Local Workforce: Thousands Within Reach

Chevron Renaissance sits just 500 metres from over 70,000m² of office space in Surfers Paradise—home to an estimated 6,120 workers, and growing by up to 225 new professionals each year. By 2026, this number is expected to climb to 8,295.

These workers collectively generate over $81 million in retail spend annually, with that figure on track to nearly double to $154 million by 2026. And here’s the real kicker - CBD workers typically spend 25–40% of their retail dollars near their workplace, mostly on food, coffee, and convenience shopping.

This daily, walkable workforce offers a steady, high-frequency customer base—perfect for cafes, grab-and-go outlets, and essential services.

Surfers Paradise welcomes a massive tourist influx every year, and Chevron Renaissance is right in the heart of it. With over 50 hotels and serviced apartments within 1km, we tap into a vibrant mix of 16,000+ visitors annually - delivering around 30% of the Centre’s yearly sales.

Tourists to Surfers Paradise spend over $544 million a year on retail goods and services, while the broader Gold Coast visitor market tips the scales at a staggering $2.1 billion annually. From beach-loving Aussies to high-spending international guests, this is a high-yield customer base ready to explore and spend.

• Domestic visitors contribute around $389 million
• International tourists bring in another $155 million
• Top markets: Japan, New Zealand, China, broader Asia (47%), Europe (23%), and the Americas (10%)

Tourism is expected to keep climbing - international visitation is growing at 3.3% per year, keeping your business front and centre for a globally diverse and cashed-up crowd.