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Mariner Withdraws 40 Market Street From The Market

March 22, 2009 Marc Pallisco Mariner Withdraws 40 Market Street From The Market, Real Estate News, victoria

The Powercor building, also known as Electric House, at 40 Market Street, had been seeking a buyer for months, and was expected to sell for around $45 million.

The 11,659 square metre building is fully leased to Powercor until 2018. The electricity supplier pays a current rent of $3.45 million per annum.

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