Ladstone Holdings indicated the mall was second only on the North Shore to Scentre Group\u2019s Westfield Albany.<\/p>\n
Ross and Dallas Pendergrast, who in February 2026, announced their company would sell its big Glenfield shopping centre.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe second-largest shopping centre on Auckland\u2019s North Shore is to be brought to market in late March by its owners, Ross and Dallas Pendergrast of Ladstone Holdings,\u201d a statement said.<\/p>\n
Ladstone\u2019s statement said the Glenfield<\/a> property was in the centre of a large residential area and occupied a highly visible and accessible site. It fronts Glenfield Rd, Downing St and Bentley Ave.<\/p>\n The enclosed format, more than 1500 free car parks and the site being on the main arterial bus route were advantages.<\/p>\n The mall opened on the site in 1971 and has been substantially redeveloped over time. It is now more than 31,000sq m of gross lettable area, Ladstone said.<\/p>\n Farmers, The Warehouse, Woolworths and Briscoes are anchor tenants.<\/p>\n A joint statement from the Pendergrasts in February before the sale said the mall had been an important part of the North Shore for decades.<\/p>\n \u201cWe have enjoyed and are proud of the energy we have put into Glenfield Mall; however, it is now time for us to hand over to new owners as we retire.<\/p>\n \u201cWe believe the mall offers an exciting investment opportunity for future growth and value creation, supported by its strong anchor tenants and established customer base.\u201d<\/p>\n Such a sale would be a rare event, the couple said.<\/p>\n It was the largest 100% interest in an Auckland regional shopping centre offered to the market in 10 years, they said.<\/p>\nGlenfield Mall co-owner Dallas Pendergrast. Photo \/ Jed Bradley<\/p>\n
Inside Glenfield shopping centre on Auckland’s North Shore.<\/p>\n