What do you mean by that and how does it change the way we should think about these centres?

Yeah, we've really seen a change in these centres in the last five years in particular, moving into this lifestyle offering for consumers.

And what's created that is the way we as the population is growing.

There's so much growth in our country and we're not building shopping centres like we used to.

It's quite costly, construction costs.

So the LFR product is becoming convenient.

You're seeing tenants that traditionally would only be in shopping centres move into LFR and creating this true convenience for the consumer who's working from home a lot more than what they used to pre-COVID.

So Cherie, how are these newer uses changing the way LFR centres operate day to day? I guess from trading patterns and consumer dwell time to parking, amenity and placemaking?