Who is the Developer for The One - 1 Queens Bridge Street, Southbank?

PDG Corporation is the developer of The One - 1 Queens Bridge Street, Southbank.

Who is the Architect for The One - 1 Queens Bridge Street, Southbank?

Cox Architecture is the architect of The One - 1 Queens Bridge Street, Southbank.

Which suburb is The One - 1 Queens Bridge Street, Southbank located in?

The One - 1 Queens Bridge Street, Southbank is located in Southbank, VIC 3006.

The One | New apartments at 1 Queens Bridge Street, Southbank

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Southbank, VIC 3006

The One

1 Queens Bridge Street, Southbank VIC 3006

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Development information for The One

Suburb:

Southbank, VIC 3006

Local Government Area:

Melbourne City

Project Status:

In planning

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“Prime riverfront address 400 metres from Flinders Street Station with direct access to Melbourne CBD.”

What's near The One

Under 500m
Groceries
Woolworths Metro Freshwater Place
Provides daily essentials, fresh produce, and a full-service supermarket range right next to Queensbridge Square.
Gardens
Batman Park
Features open green lawns, mature trees, and direct connections to the Yarra River pedestrian trails.
Transport
Flinders Street Railway Station
Serves as Melbourne's central metropolitan rail hub with connections to all suburban lines.
GP / Medical
Southgate Medical Centre
Offers general practice consultations, pathology collection, and allied health services.
Under 1km
Education
University of Melbourne (Southbank Campus)
Houses the Victorian College of the Arts and the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music.

Southbank, VIC 3006

Southbank is a high-density inner-city precinct populated largely by professional singles and couples seeking walking access to the central business district. Strong rental yields and long-term capital demand are underpinned by ongoing riverfront renewal and extensive tram and rail links.

Infrastructure updates

Supported by the $1.7 billion Melbourne Arts Precinct Transformation and the City of Melbourne Greenline Project delivering continuous upgraded riverfront public promenades.