Another law firm upgrades city digs

HWL Ebsworth has committed to 360 Queen Street – due to open this year.

Another major law firm is upgrading a headquarters – this time in Brisbane’s CBD.

Upper levels of the office (marked) offer Brisbane River views.

HWL Ebsworth Lawyers has pre-committed to the $800 million 360 Queen Street, being developed by Charter Hall and Investa.

The 10 year deal covers 4777 square metres of Premium grade space.

It will relocate from 480 Queen St, held by Dexus and the Dexus Wholesale Property Fund.

Another 360 Queen Street deal

HWL will join rivals Herbert Smith Freehills HopgoodGanim Lawyers at 360 Queen St, due to open this year.

Queensland Investment Corporation and BDO Australia are other high profile businesses to pre-commit to the 33 level tower, also with a dedicated wellness centre and lower level retail (story continues below).

“With the full building to be powered by 100pc renewable sources and embracing Brisbane’s subtropical identity, the tower seamlessly integrate green walls, wintergardens, visually connected floorplates and landscaped terraces, creating balance between innovation and nature,” a spokesperson for the landlord said.

Earlier this year we reported law firm Allens pre-committed to Sydney’s 33 Alfred St – joining Landers & Rogers and Maddocks – being delivered by Dexus and Mirvac.

Ashurst also leased a Martin Place office under construction in 2023.

Charter Hall’s half stake in 360 Queen Street is held by the Prime Office Fund.

Investa Commercial Property Fund owns the balance.

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Marc Pallisco

A former property analyst and print journalist, Marc is the publisher of realestatesource.com.au.