225 King Street,
Melbourne, VIC 3000

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Train stations within 5 km of 225 King Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000	Distance
Flagstaff Station	339 m
Southern Cross Station	511 m
Melbourne Central Station	855 m
State Library Station	1.1 km
Town Hall Station	1.1 km

Tram stops within 5 km of 225 King Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000	Distance
Southern Cross StationStop 1	177 m
2-King St/la Trobe St (Melbourne City)	271 m
5Bourke StWilliam St Melbourne City	279 m
1-Spencer St/la Trobe St (Melbourne City)	302 m
119-la Trobe St/Spencer St (Melbourne City)	303 m

Bus stops within 5 km of 225 King Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000	Distance
King St/Lonsdale St (Melbourne City)	72 m
Melbourne	201 m
Supreme Court/Lonsdale St (Melbourne City)	224 m
Greyhound Bus Stop Melbourne	233 m
Lonsdale StSpencer St Melbourne City	240 m

Permit Approved Living Project in CBD Flagstaff Precinct

Existing 13-Level Commercial Building
Occupy, Re-Lease or Redevelop
Dual Permit Approval for PBSA Project

Cushman & Wakefield Middle Markets & JLL Capital Markets, have the privilege to present to market 225 King Street, Melbourne: a significant value-add and redevelopment opportunity in the heart of Melbourne CBD.

- Significant landholding of 707sqm* with 36.9m* frontage to King Street,
- Current improvements comprising 8,305sqm* GFA across 13 levels including 12 basement car parking spaces,
- Offered with vacant possession enabling owner-occupation, re-leasing or redevelopment of the site,
- Dual permit approval for a 431-bed PBSA scheme through re-development of the site, alongside a 274-bed project via adaptive reuse, presenting a rare, shovel-ready, opportunity in Melbourne CBD,
- Located within Melbourne’s vibrant King Street and Flagstaff precincts, offering unmatched lifestyle and amenity,
- Caters for Melbourne’s growing need for increased student accommodation with the CBD, experiencing a 35% increase over the past two years of incoming overseas students,
- One of only four (4) permit-approved PBSA opportunities in the CBD,
- NABERS exempt.

225 King Street, Melbourne is being offered For Sale via International Expressions of Interest closing Thursday 18 September at 3pm (AEST). For more information, please contact the exclusive selling agents below:

Cushman & Wakefield Middle Markets
Oliver Hay | +61 419 528 5...
Daniel Wolman | +61 412 957 8...
Leon Ma | +61 417 070 725

JLL Capital Markets
Josh Rutman | +61 411 27 37 ...
Jesse Radisich | +61 402 085 7...
Mingxuan Li 李名轩 | +61 498 688 998

Melbourne, 3000 demographic data

The median household income for Melbourne is $1,448, 24% lower than Greater Melbourne's household income of $1,901. Melbourne has a younger age profile compared to the rest of Greater Melbourne (median age 29 vs 37). Property ownership data shows 47% of property owners in Melbourne have a mortgage.

54,941

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$1,448 per week

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29 years

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