Frasers Property Australia’s has confirmed new retailers for Mambourin Marketplace, which is set to open in Melbourne’s west in September.

New retailers including Grace Oz Grocery (pictured), Mambourin Meat & Fish, and Mambourin Fruit & Veg, will join a full-line Coles supermarket in the $60 million Mambourin Marketplace

Altogether, Mambourin Marketplace will feature approximately 25 specialty stores, thoughtfully curated to offer a vibrant mix of well-known national brands alongside unique local operators.

Thomas Rethati, Development Director, Frasers Property Australia says this deliberate blend not only supports homegrown businesses but also celebrates the rich cultural diversity that defines the rapidly growing community.

“We promised our residents a high quality and diverse mix of shops and services which would ensure Mambourin Marketplace becomes a convenient and engaging place to visit, and our wonderful new tenants will deliver just that,” he said.

“By showcasing local concepts and celebrating the flavours of the area, Mambourin Marketplace will serve as a dynamic hub where residents can connect, discover authentic experiences, and enjoy the distinct character that only a community-driven shopping centre can provide.”

One of the new retailers preparing to open at Mambourin Marketplace is Melbourne-based cafe concept François, run by hospitality expert James Meunier and his long-term business partner Vyvy. James and his family are Mambourin locals.

“This area is home to us. Our eldest daughter goes to the local school and our youngest, who’s turning three, is at the local childcare centre,” he said. “I’ve watched the Mambourin community grow and I’ve seen first-hand the progress of the new neighbourhood shopping centre. There’s no other coffee offer like François in this part of the western suburbs so we’re looking forward to bringing great coffee and food, generous service and some real European flair to the local community.”