55 King Street

office

55 King Street, Melbourne VIC

The property comprises an eight level office building constructed in 1987 comprising a total of 12,408 square metres of office accommodation and  59 car parking spaces.

We welcome you to our asset on Wurundjeri and Bunurong land. This asset has benefited from a significant capital works programme in 2014/15 with in excess of $10 million invested in upgrading the base building and services. The asset has medium term development potential occupying a prominent corner site in the Melbourne CBD and, noting Charter Hall successfully acquiring the adjoining 555 Collins Street site in late-2018.

Note: Charter Hall pays our respects to the Traditional Owners of Country and note that reference to the traditional land(s) is based on current Land Title knowledge which can be contested and reviewed at any time.

Building information

Year Built 1987
Office grade A
Total NLA 12,408sqm
Typical Floor Plan 1619sqm
Car Spaces 59
Weighted Average Lease Expiry (WALE) 3.2
Occupancy 100%
Major tenants State of Victoria (VCAT), M2 Group
Fund Ownership 100% CPOF

Amenities

ICONS - CENTRAL LOCATION
Prime Location
ICONS - CAR PARKING
Car Parking
ICONS - NEAR TO CAFES AND RESTAURANTS
Nearby Cafés and Restaurants
Trains[1]
Nearby Transport
Points of Interest
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Achieved
CAF 3 Star rating
NABERS Water 4 Star
Achieved
4 Star

Water

A NABERS Water rating looks at the amount of water used and recycled within a building. Whole building Water rating: measures all of the water used in a building, including the base building and tenant occupied spaced.
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NABERS Energy 4.5 Star
Achieved
4.5 Star

Energy

NABERS Energy measures the efficiency of an office building and rates either the base building, tenancy or whole building. An energy ratings works by comparing the energy consumption of a building against a set of benchmarks that have been developed using actual data. A NABERS Energy rating can be done with or without GreenPower. Base building Energy rating: occurs when central services like heating and cooling systems, lifts and lobby lighting are rated. Tenancy Energy rating: when businesses choose to rate the space they occupy within a building. Whole building Energy rating: this rates the base building and tenant occupied space. This usually occurs when there is a single tenant occupying an entire building.
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Peter James

Peter James

Senior Asset Manager