Cremorne alone contributing $4b to state economy
The Victorian government has released plans to push the growth of Cremorne as a centre for innovation, technology and related high-skilled jobs.
Gamers take over Hickory’s Market Lane office – Sourci Signs
Amid stage four restrictions, sourcing platform Sourci signed up for space in Bayley Stuart Capital’s 600 Church Street in Cremorne.
Domain tenancy anchors new tower
Property portal Domain will become the anchor tenant in a $50 million office tower under development in Melbourne’s inner east that fund manager Bayley Stuart Capital has bought. The boutique syndicator struck a deal last year to acquire
Domain joins Cremorne rush
A landmark office building in West Melbourne has sold for $22.1million, reflecting the ongoing demand for well-located commercial assets with strong fundamentals in city-fringe suburbs.
IOOF invests in landmark office for $22.1M
A landmark office building in West Melbourne has sold for $22.1million, reflecting the ongoing demand for well-located commercial assets with strong fundamentals in city-fringe suburbs.
AXA joins march into fringe office markets with $100m deal
Global investment giant AXA has joined the wave of money pouring into Melbourne’s fringe office markets after striking a deal to acquire MYOB’s new $100 million Melbourne premises in Cremorne being developed by Joe Russo’s Caydon Grou
Bayley Stuart Capital Swoops on $50m Cremorne Office Project
Low vacancy rates and rising demand in Melbourne’s office market has created the perfect environment for the $50 million off-the-plan sale of a Melbourne fringe office building.
St Kilda Road boulevard office sold for $57.5m
Melbourne-based Bayley Stuart Capital has sold a premium building at 606 St Kilda Road on the leafy boulevard to a Chinese investor for $57.5 million. The investment firm managed by Alasdair and Andrew MacGillivray sold the glass-encased o
Untenanted building sold off plan for $50m
Melbourne investment firm Bayley Stuart has paid $50 million to buy an office building off the plan in Cremorne, on the city fringe, that is yet to secure a tenant.
Receivers sell central Geelong medical centre for $20 million
Receivers for the bank that financed Singapore’s International Healthway Corporation’s $28 million purchase of the Geelong Private Medical Centre three years ago have sold the regional property for a speculated $20 million.
