The site has been cleared of all vehicles. Passion fruit vines have been planted along the fence, as well as some citrus trees.
Something is afoot!
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| 150 - 160 Turner St, August 2019 |
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| 150 - 160 Turner St, August 2019 |
April 2019
The site is reported to have sold for between $8m, according to The Age (9 April), less than the $10m owners Gary Brill and John Ayres had been seeking a year ago. It was last sold in August 2001
for $1,050,000 (realestate.com.au)
A permit was granted for a 36 storey building in July 2016.
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| 150 - 160 Turner St, May 2019 |
The 2,618 sq metre site was acquired for $1.05m from the state government in 2003.
July 2018
150 Lorimer St is for sale by Colliers with a permit for a 30 level building.
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A planning permit was issued for a 36 level building in July 2016.
Architects: Artisan Architects
11 October 2015
While the Minister for Planning is the Responsible Authority for this application in the Lorimer Precinct of Fishermans Bend, the City of Melbourne’s comments were sought
At its planning meeting on 6 October, the Council resolved to write to the Minister advising that they did not support the application for a 30 storey building on a number of grounds including that
- a majority of apartments rely on borrowed light
- there was insufficient setback from Turner St (which is proposed to be a linear parkway)
- there were insufficient setbacks between podium and tower
- there were unreasonable wind tunnel effects at ground level
- it would exceed the density contemplated for Fishermans Bend in the Strategic Framework Plan, was distant from public transport, and would put strain on community services and facilities
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| Unprepossessing 150 Turner St |
Report to the Future Melbourne (Planning) Meeting 6 October 2015
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