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DEXUS Property Group has finalised the biggest office deal in the Brisbane CBD this year, acquiring the Blue Tower for $241.6 million.
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The news. Owners of the Breakfast Creek Hotel and their industry lobby group have come out in opposition to a mixed-use 18-storey apartment tower pitched to neighbour the heritage-listed Brisbane pub.
Brisbane-based funds house Marquette Properties has swooped on an A-grade office complex in the city’s Southbank, snapping up a Grey St tower from Mirvac for just over $104m.
In one of the largest plays, the listed Dexus has sold 12 Creek Street, the Blue Tower complex, in Brisbane to funds manager Marquette Properties in a deal with a headline price of about $420m.