The last piece of the James St puzzle

The last piece of the James St puzzle

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We’re thrilled to reveal our plans for an A-Grade 18-storey commercial office at 88 Robertson St in the heart of Brisbane’s James St precinct.

Goldfields is a big believer in the future of the Brisbane office market and our investment in the precinct will breathe new life into the undersupplied CBD fringe.

Our CEO, Lachlan Thompson, said the project would fundamentally change the inner Brisbane office market through the provision of approximately 16,000sqm of new commercial office space with end-of-trip facilities, rooftop restaurant, ground floor café, winter rooms, and street level landscaping:

“Our vision for this prime site is to create Brisbane’s best commercial office building outside the CBD. 88 Robertson St will deliver the last piece of the James St puzzle by combining a premium professional address with an exceptional food and beverage offering within walking distance of one of Australia’s most prominent retail and lifestyle precincts.”

“88 Robertson St will be the ideal location for tenants seeking a bespoke experience focused on convenience, connectivity, and a holistic approach to health, fitness, and work.”

Thank you to our development team and project partners for their efforts on this landmark project. We look forward to sharing more updates soon.

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