Who is the Developer for Gurrowa Place - 65-159 Victoria Street, Melbourne?

Lendlease Development is the developer of Gurrowa Place - 65-159 Victoria Street, Melbourne.

Who is the Architect for Gurrowa Place - 65-159 Victoria Street, Melbourne?

NH Architecture is the architect of Gurrowa Place - 65-159 Victoria Street, Melbourne.

Who is the Builder for Gurrowa Place - 65-159 Victoria Street, Melbourne?

Lendlease Building is the builder of Gurrowa Place - 65-159 Victoria Street, Melbourne.

Which suburb is Gurrowa Place - 65-159 Victoria Street, Melbourne located in?

Gurrowa Place - 65-159 Victoria Street, Melbourne is located in Melbourne, VIC 3000.

What building type is Gurrowa Place - 65-159 Victoria Street, Melbourne?

Gurrowa Place - 65-159 Victoria Street, Melbourne is an High-Rise development.

How many floors does Gurrowa Place - 65-159 Victoria Street, Melbourne?

Gurrowa Place - 65-159 Victoria Street, Melbourne has a total of 47 floors.

How many buildings are there in Gurrowa Place - 65-159 Victoria Street, Melbourne?

Gurrowa Place - 65-159 Victoria Street, Melbourne has a total of 2 buildings.

How many car spaces are there in Gurrowa Place - 65-159 Victoria Street, Melbourne?

Gurrowa Place - 65-159 Victoria Street, Melbourne has a total of 387 car spaces.

How many residences are there in Gurrowa Place - 65-159 Victoria Street, Melbourne?

Gurrowa Place - 65-159 Victoria Street, Melbourne has a total of 569 residences.

Gurrowa Place | New apartments at 65-159 Victoria Street, Melbourne

Developments

Melbourne, VIC 3000

Gurrowa Place

65-159 Victoria Street, Melbourne VIC 3000

Under construction

569 residences
47 floors
2 buildings

Progress verified

Estimated completion late 2028

Plans approved
Construction started
Under construction
Complete

Under construction by Lendlease Building, on track for late 2028

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Gurrowa Place represents an ambitious urban revitalisation by Lendlease, shaped by an esteemed architectural ensemble including NH Architecture, Jackson Clements Burrows, and Kerstin Thompson Architects. The climate-resilient towers feature sculptural stepped massing, high-performance thermal envelopes, and biophilic façade greening designed to minimise operational carbon while enhancing natural light and acoustic seclusion. Internally, residences are complemented by generous layouts, tactile material palettes, and an extensive suite of wellness-focused private amenities.

Development information for Gurrowa Place

Suburb:

Melbourne, VIC 3000

Local Government Area:

Melbourne City

Project Status:

Under construction

Estimated Completion Date:

Late 2028

Residences:

569

Car Spaces:

387

Buildings:

Building Type:

High-Rise

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Landmark intelligence by

“Inner-city location directly opposite Queen Victoria Market and within the Free Tram Zone.”

What's near Gurrowa Place

Under 500m
Groceries
Queen Victoria Market
Operates as a major fresh food market providing fresh produce, specialty meat, fish, and dairy traders across historic sheds.
Transport
Queen Victoria Market Tram Stop
Provides high-frequency tram services within the Free Tram Zone connecting directly to Flinders Street and Melbourne Central.
Gardens
Flagstaff Gardens
Features open lawn areas, mature tree canopies, multi-use tennis courts, and children's playground equipment.
Education
RMIT University (City Campus)
Accommodates major higher education faculties, libraries, lecture theatres, and specialized design studios.
Under 1km
GP / Medical
The Royal Melbourne Hospital
Operates as a major public tertiary teaching hospital with a 24-hour emergency department and specialized outpatient clinics.

Melbourne, VIC 3000

The Melbourne CBD property market is supported by strong rental yields driven by a high concentration of university students, medical personnel, and corporate professionals. High-density infrastructure and proximity to major rail loops and tram corridors continue to underpin long-term capital fundamentals.

Infrastructure updates

Planning Scheme Amendment C245 and the $1.7bn Gurrowa Place renewal project govern development across the precinct, integrating 1.8 hectares of public parkland at Market Square with mixed-use build-to-rent and student accommodation towers.