Business Services Industry
RMIT buys city buildings and development site for $7.25m.
Australasian Business Intelligence, June, 2007
Byline: Marc Pallisco
Jun 26, 2007 (The Age - ABIX via COMTEX) -- RMIT University has bought real estate on the fringe of the Melbourne CBD. It is thought that it paid about $A7.25 million for two office buildings and a development site. The three adjoining properties were sold by the Health Services Union of Australia. The shortage of development sites in the area has lifted land values to up to $A6,000 per square metre.
Publication Date: 27 June 2007
RMIT UNIVERSITY
ROYAL MELBOURNE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
HEALTH SERVICES UNION OF AUSTRALIA
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