Cbus Property or Mirvac will be allowed to build a c$2 billion mixed-use village on outgoing public land described in 2012 by late lord mayor and businessman, Ron Walker, as “Melbourne’s front yard”. The high-profile 1.4 hectare holding being sold by the state government’s VicTrack – to one of two groups left on a shortlist,

Mirvac has applied to replace Australian Federal Police’s long-time and low-rise Victorian headquarters – 383 La Trobe Street, near the former Royal Mint, in Melbourne’s CBD – with a 31-storey office. Designed with terraces – a feature making its way into Australian commercial building proposals increasingly since last year – the tower will contain 44,000

Mirvac Group (MGR) is paying $200 million for part of the former Melbourne Convention Centre site at 7-23 Spencer Street, between Sidderley Street and the Yarra River, at the city’s south west tip. In a deal announced on Christmas Eve, MGR said it had earmarked a 430-dwelling build-to-rent project for part of the land. A

Mirvac has flagged a Brunswick site for its second Melbourne build-to-rent project. The developer last month settled on the acquisition of a 7063 square metre factory at 397-401 Albert Street (pictured, top) – a property it was first connected to buying in early 2017. Mirvac has also snapped up an adjoining low rise home on

Mirvac today announced it completed construction of its $454 million luxury apartment complex, The Eastbourne, which replaced Dallas Brooks Hall, in East Melbourne. The 14-storey project opposite Fitzroy Gardens is a joint venture with the site owner, Freemasons Victoria. The Eastbourne made headlines when more than $300 million in off-the-plan apartment sales took place within

EXCLUSIVE Law firm Kalus Kenny Intelex has leased new headquarters at a low-rise Southbank office with unobstructed views of the Yarra River and Melbourne CBD. The boutique firm has rented 930 square metres, being level one of 4 Riverside Quay – an investment held by Mirvac. The space recently underwent a swank fit-out by Canopy

Mirvac will develop a 1700-lot housing estate on a Boral quarry which spreads across two suburbs, Wantirna South and Scoresby, about 29 kilometres east of the Melbourne CBD. It is the second deal the Sydney-based developer has struck with the building and construction materials giant: last May, Mirvac signed a land arrangement agreement with Boral

Mirvac Group is buying a controversial proposed Melbourne apartment tower from PDG Corporation – provided it can substantially up the density. The listed property giant is paying $333.5 million for a yet to be constructed 38-storey complex at the Queen Victoria Market, which it hopes to configure with 490 build-to-rent apartments. PDG would develop the

Joint venture partners Blackstone and Mirvac will build two industrial investments to launch the 25-hectare Biodiversity Business Park which Vaughan Constructions is developing, in Epping, about 36 kilometres north of Melbourne. Vaughan Constructions will begin constructing the two facilities early next year. The largest will occupy a five hectare plot and contain 30,000 square metres

Mirvac is paying $122 million for a Melbourne CBD office it plans to replace with something four times bigger. The seven-level B-grade building containing 10,200 square metres of lettable area at 383 La Trobe Street is leased to the Australian Federal Police on a short term. Mirvac intends to build a new A-grade office measuring