We were happy to see a good write up on the new Kennards Self Storage and Fast food development we are getting close to completing at Penrith. The development consists of a new Kennards Self Storage building, Starbucks drive thru, Oporto drive thru and Zambrero. Link to Article below: Fast food hub on the way
https://www.lithgowmercury.com.au/story/5964165/lithgow-hungry-jacks-store-under-construction-eight-years-after-site-approval/
SAM Prince is one of Australia’s richest Gen Y-ers, but you wouldn’t know it if you saw him walking down the street. The 33-year-old founder of Zambrero, Australia’s largest Mexican chain, is as relaxed and down-to-earth as they come — but he is a man on a mission. Ranked 10th in last year’s BRW Young Rich List, which placed his net worth at $294 million, Dr Prince has been on a relentless campaign to grow the business he founded as a 21-year-old medical student in 2005 with just $17,000. In the past two years, Zambrero has more than doubled its.
Lithgow, the wait for one dollar Slurpees is almost over with the new 7-Eleven service station set to open its doors on Thursday. Residents will also be hoping the fuel and convenience store retailer will also shake up Lithgow’s petrol prices with their added competition. Krispy Kreme Australia also announced they will be handing out free doughnuts at 4pm on Thursday. The 7-Eleven is part of a wider development on the corner of the Great Western Highway and Main Street, also known as Dunns Corner. This includes a Mexican food outlet, Zambrero, in the former Cooerwull Presbyterian Church to open in about.
The city’s second 7-Eleven opened its doors yesterday – and the Stewart Street site was soon doing plenty of business. The Kelso 7-Eleven site opened midway through last year, with developers also submitting a proposal to develop the Stewart Street site, where the former St Paul’s Anglican Church once stood. Operations general manager Braeden Lord said Bathurst was chosen as an ideal site as 7-Eleven is continuing to look for growth opportunities in regional NSW. “We have new sites planned in the Orange and Cessnock areas in 2016, and are continuing to look for additional sites in those locations, and in.
