Alfasi seeks commitments for major city fringe office
Three years since securing a piece of one of Cremorne’s highest profile and historic buildings – the c1909 Byant & May factory, on Church Street – Alfasi is ready to build into the airspace.
The developer this week launched the leasing campaign for a 10 level, 24,635 square metre Premium grade office at 560 Church Street.
Signage rights are also being offered; the property, for decades prior to Alfasi owned by late car importer Alan Hamilton, is still identified by many Melburnians as the ex-Hamilton Porsche dealership, which traded until the 1990s.
The builder is chasing a 6-star Green Star certification and 5.5-star NABERs rating.
Also forming part of the wider Alfasi development, branded Matchworks and carrying a c$600m end value, is a 13 level, 198-suite hotel, pre-committed to Hoxton last year.
The project will include a micro-brewery, retail, a wellness centre and 3000 sqm plaza around a historic red brick boiler house and chimney, too.
Completion is scheduled 2027.
JLL’s Matt Szakiel, James Palmer and Samuel Torrence are the marketing agents.
Alfasi paid Mr Hamilton, the son of racing car driver, Norman, $80m for the Commercial 2 zoned 9715 sqm parcel.
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