Office

Centuria Capital Group will seed an unlisted, single asset fund with a modern Footscray office acquired from the Grollo family.

Up Property has pre-committed Barwon Health to a five storey Geelong office set to replace the Belcher Arcade. The state

The Dandenong Family Court has finally sold – for $12 million. The three storey property at 53-55 Robinson Street hit

Oxfam has sold its Carlton headquarters to Scape for $22.11 million. At 130-138 Leicester Street, the four-storey warehouse-converted-office will now

Architect Omiros Emmanouilides is selling his Melbourne base. The unique property – with a double lock-up garage directly off its

Hub Australia has committed to 3000 square metres at a Richmond office being developed by Abacus Property Group and Salta

Hickory has quietly snapped up the former Goldfingers strip club – and won approval to build a 22 storey office

Australia Post will relocate its headquarters to Melbourne’s inner east Burnley. A company spokesperson confirmed the move to 480 Swan

Southern Cross Austereo will relocate its studio within South Melbourne. The media group has signed a 10-year lease for 3000

Vicland, headed by Bill McNee, is selling a South Yarra office developed on the former Jam Factory car park. The

Six weeks after Bill McNee’s Vicland Property Group acquired the enormous Village Way arcade, in Toorak, an application has been

A recently formed federal government organisation has signed a major office rental agreement in Melbourne’s CBD. The 12 year deal

QUEENSLAND-born developer and fund manager FKP has quietly listed another major CBD asset for sale.

FKP, which recently relocated its headquarters to Sydney, can expect some $35 million, sources say, for the fully-leased office at 399 Lonsdale Street.

The 10-storey building, on the south-west corner of Hardware Lane, was developed in 1986 and fully refurbished in 1993 and 1997. It includes 10,176 square metres of office space, and is fully leased to education service provider Taylors College.

In recent years, the top of the city has become a private education service hub. Last March, education entrepreneur Shesh Gale, owner of the Melbourne Institute of Technology, paid $15 million for the historic Argus building at the north-west corner of La Trobe and Elizabeth streets, which will reopen as a school after a refurbishment.

AMP, representing Sunsuper, has paid c$107 million for Melbourne’s 330 Collins Street. The 17-level renovated office, in which a previous