Bullcreek Shopping Centre

Bull Creek shopping centre sure has changed in the past few years.
When I left perth in late 2006 it had started down the path to modernification; today it’s a clean, inviting, state-​of-​the-​art shopping centre that barely resembles the suburban hub it was during the latter years of my high schooling.
The centre is sensibly laid out, features adequate parking, and a decent enough variety of shops. There’s a refurbished Woolworths for all your grocery needs and a Target for homewares, as well as a variety of clothing shops, cafes, and most of the usual affair you expect at your local centre.
Bull Creek doesn’t quite go the distance of huge nodes such as Carousel or Garden City — there’s definitely something of a lack of variety in the run-​of-​the-​mill establishments here — I was disappointed to discover that the old Tandy Electronics is long gone and had to drive out to Riverton for some electrical odds and ends.
In short, Bull Creek has been honed into a fine shopping centre which doesn’t quite preclude the need to head elsewhere on occasion when you’re seeking something specific.

Bull Creek Shopping Centre, owned by Stockland, has had a remarkable transformation. The new exterior rendering, the interior renovations and a change of shops has made such a difference.
The centre contains Woolworths, Target, a pharmacy, 3 cafes, two bakeries, a massage place, a nail place, some clothing stores, a post office and many other small outlets. CBA, NAB, ANZ, Westpac and BankWest are also at the shopping centre.
There is definitely a different feel to the centre. It is hard to believe that a few months ago, it was very different to look at. The shopping centre is always busy though during the day. At night, it isn’t so busy. It is a great place to shop though, as you can find some many things you need under the one roof.