Elizabeth’s Bookshops announces closure of its Hay Street store in Perth’s CBD
After trading for more than 30 years in the heart of the Perth CBD, a well-know bookshop will be closing its doors.
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End of an era as Elizabeth’s Bookshop retreats from Perth CBD
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Oceania buys Perth mall building
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End of an era as Elizabeth’s Bookshop retreats from Perth CBD
Elizabeth’s Secondhand Bookshop is withdrawing from the Perth CBD. Credit: Emma Young Director Alexandra Taylor said a significant decline in footfall in that part of Hay Street was behind the move.