Education Based Owner Occupier Buys A'Beckett Street Office Building |
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Written by Marc Pallisco
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Sunday, 06 April 2008 |
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An as yet undisclosed education-based owner occupier battled Wednesday’s fierce wind to pay $3.4 million for a 3-level office building at 150 A’Beckett Street, near the Queen Victoria Market.
The building had been occupied by a law firm until recently, and was sold with vacant possession in a Knight Frank campaign. It is intended the new owner will owner occupy the site.
The purchase continues a wave of education-based businesses buying and leasing office space in inner Melbourne.
Last month, education service provider Carrick Institute of Education leased 7,129 square metres of space – or the entire office area – of a brand new office development at 370 Docklands Drive in Docklands being developed by Austcorp and YarraCity.
Carrick also recently filled a 5,500 square metre Southbank office building at 25 Queensbridge Street, where it also leases naming rights.
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