The historic church is likely to find a new purpose, with zoning allowing numerous uses, including conversion to residential, short-stay accommodation, childcare, commercial, a community centre or a place of assembly or worship.
The historic church is likely to find a new purpose, with zoning allowing numerous uses, including conversion to residential, short-stay accommodation, childcare, commercial, a community centre or a place of assembly or worship.
The historic church is likely to find a new purpose, with zoning allowing numerous uses, including conversion to residential, short-stay accommodation, childcare, commercial, a community centre or a place of assembly or worship.
Southbank hotel site back on the market
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Liquidators have called time on a Southbank development site that is back on the market for the third time in five years.
The project at 63-69 City Road, was to be the first Melbourne building for Jason Chong’s Malaysian-based Cornerstone Partners Group which had signed up UK hotel group Yotel.
63-69 City Road.
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Demolition had already started, with No.67 razed despite being listed as contributing to local heritage. No.63 still stands. The site covers 915 square metres.
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