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628-Bourke-Melbourne-VIC-Brochure.Pdf 628 BOURKE STREET, MELBOURNE NOW LEASING 628 BOURKE IP3880 9/12 BUILDING HIGHLIGHTS LOCATION HIGHLIGHTS GREEN FEATURES > Located on Bourke Street, between > Excellent access to public transport, > 4.0-star NABERS Energy rating King and Spencer Streets, in the western being directly adjacent to the tram > 4.0-star NABERS Water rating PRIME WESTERN part of the CBD line and Southern Cross Station > EcoSpace features*: > Efficient floor plates with the flexibility > Close proximity to shopping, – Energy efficient T5 lighting to sub-divide. Largest full floor available cafés and restaurants – Tenancy-based lighting controls via is 1,300m2 > Short walk from Flagstaff Gardens a Sustainability Incentive (negotiable) CBD ADDRESS > Excellent natural light from all four sides > Easy access to the West Gate – Low-emission paints > Secure on-site parking Freeway and CityLink – Low-emission carpet tiles > Roof-top recreation area including tennis – Waterless urinals and court, showers and BBQ facilities water-saving devices – Bike racks and shower Space for lease: > Office space is available ‘as is’ with an facilities for cyclists existing fit-out or on a refurbished basis GROUND 450m2 LEVEL 1 (PART) 660m2 LEVEL 7 (PART) 1,200m2 LEVEL 8 1,300m2 * Refers to any office space refurbished to Investa’s LEVEL 9 1,300m2 Minimum Building Standards. The refurbished office space on offer includes EcoSpace features. OUTSTANDING ON-SITE TENANT AMENITY 1/ Lift atrium 2/ Refurbished lift foyer, Level 9 3/ Close to Southern Cross Station 628 BOURKE PROVIDES QUALITY OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE IN A CONVENIENT WESTERN CBD LOCATION. A MIXTURE OF REFURBISHED AND EXISTING FIT- OUT OPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE ON A VARIETY OF LEVELS. OFFERING EXCELLENT ACCESS TO PUBLIC TRANSPORT, 628 BOURKE IS THE GATEWAY TO A WEALTH OF SHOPPING, CAFES AND RESTAURANTS. 1 2 3 FLEMINGTON ST CURZON ST PEEL ST CARLTON QUEEN SWANSTON ST GARDENS VICTORIA MARKETS VICTORIA ST LYGON ST QUEEN ST QUEEN RATHDOWNE ST DOCKLANDS HWY FLAGSTAFF N GARDENS MELBOURNE LA TROBE ST CENTRAL BRUNSWICK ST SWANSTON ST SWANSTON KING ST KING FLAGSTAFF HARBOUR ESP HARBOUR STATION EXHIBITION ST EXHIBITION ELIZABETH ST SPENCER ST SPENCER NOW RUSSELL ST RUSSELL WILLIAM ST WILLIAM LONSDALE ST ST SPRING SMITH ST BOURKE ST WELLINGTON ST SOUTHERN 628 BOURKE ST CROSS MALL PARLIAMENT STATION STATION COLLINS ST LEASING FITZROY GARDENS FLINDERS ST FLINDERS STREET STATION SOUTHBANK YAR RA R JOLIMONT IV STATION E ROYAL R ST KILDA RD KILDA ST WEST GATE FWY BOTANIC CLARENDON ST GARDENS MCG ––– Train line 4 ---- Tram routes HODDLE ST 4/ 628 Bourke Street entrance KING WAY ABOUT INVESTA DORCAS ST CHURCH ST Investa Property Group is a fully integrated Allens, Coca-Cola Amatil, Vodafone SWAN ST real estate company and one of the largest Hutchison Australia and numerousST FERRARS State unlisted owners of commercial real estate and Federal government departments. in Australia. Since its inception in 2000, Investa is one of the world leaders in Investa has grown to control real estate real estate sustainability and has been assets worth more than AU$8.4 billion.* recognised with numerous highly coveted Investa owns and/or manages over industry awards; including the 10th Australian ALBERT RD 45 office buildings in premier locations. Sustainability Award – Award for Environment Investa accommodates a range of leading and three NSW Government 2011 GreenALBERT PARK Globe Awards, including the Premier’s RD KILDA ST tenants across its high-quality office portfolio, PUNT ST award for Sustainability Excellence. including Deutsche Bank, Telstra, Westpac, FAWKNER PARK investa.com.au/628bourke Edward Knowles Shane Burns 0400 680 526 0439 035 002 Josh Langdon Adam Jones 0434 606 086 0417 574 659 Disclaimer: Investa Property Group and its Agents, Colliers and CBRE, take no responsibility for any errors or omissions or discrepancies, if any, in this document which have been compiled from information supplied to us by various sources and are subject to withdrawal without notice. All maps and areas are approximate and are given as guidance only. This document is for marketing purposes only. Interested parties/prospective tenants should make their own independent assessment and enquiries before entering into any transaction. This document is subject to copyright. Information correct as at 20.9.12 unless otherwise stated, and is subject to change without notice. *as at 30 June 2012 IP3880 9/12.
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