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Is the Myer store the largest in Brisbane or Queensland?

An IP recently changed the claim in the lede para that the Myer store in the Myer Centre was the largest in Queensland to the largest in Brisbane. The change was reverted. However, I cannot see any citation in the article that supports either statement. I did a bit of Google searching and found the claim about being Queensland's largest Myer on a number of web pages but one was from a company trying to lease small tenancies in the centre (whose motives are to "talk up" the centre) and the others were "visit brisbane", Tripadvisor and the like which were probably based on reading the Wikipedia article. Does anyone know of any statement by Myer itself on the size of its centres or some document that seems like they may have actually done some research on store sizes? Kerry (talk) 23:17, 22 November 2017 (UTC)[reply]

And when we say "largest", what are we measuring? Floor area? Number of customers? Dollars spent there? etc. Kerry (talk) 23:23, 22 November 2017 (UTC)[reply]