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RetailMarisa WikramanayakeFri 06 May 22

Forrest, Humich Make Move in Perth’s CBD

The proposed plans for Randall Humich's Southern Cross Properties tower project in the middle of Perth's CBD.

Two of the biggest players in Perth’s property market—Andrew Forrest and Randall Humich—have made big moves in the city’s CBD.

The Humich Group has lodged plans for a 22-storey office and retail tower at 95-99 Barrack Street on the shopping strip block between the Hay and Murray street pedestrian malls. 

The $160-milllion Hames Sharley-designed tower will have 18-storeys and four basement parking levels. 

The first two levels will incorporate a podium designed to work with the upper levels of the heritage-listed buildings to create a cultural hub and two laneways, Conor and Quinlan lanes.

The cultural hub will include a revitalised 400-seat Liberty Theatre with rehearsal, AV and foyer space; the new Flex gallery with exhibition, artist residency, workshop and rehearsal space; and a new hall.

Open-plan office spaces will occupy the levels from the second floor up with terraces on the rooftop and select levels.

Basement parking will be accessible from Barrack Street. 

The project team met with Heritage Council officers in February before plans were lodged.

Australian Baroque, Perth Symphony Orchestra, Spirit of the Street Choir, Perth International Jazz Festival, Kings College, Breaksea, WAAPA, the West Australian Opera and West Australian Music have all voiced support for cultural hub as part of the project.

The site is next door to the Carillion City tower that Andrew Forrest’s Tattarang has just announced it will buy and tansform.

The Urban Developer understands it will cost around $80 million.

Tattarang said it plans to help revitalise the CBD with its property arm Fiveight looking at various mixed-use proposals to redevelop the property.

Tattarang's chief investment office John Hartman, Tattarang director, Nicola Forrest AO, and Perth mayor Basil Zempilas outside Carillion City. Source: Tattarang
▲ Tattarang's chief investment officer John Hartman, Tattarang director, Nicola Forrest AO and Perth mayor Basil Zempilas outside Carillion City. Source: Tattarang

Carillion City is in the middle of the shopping precinct block with access and walkways from Perth Train Station to St Georges Terrace and is bordered by the Hay Street and Murray Street malls.

Tattarang’s director Nicola Forrest said the site had potential.

“For the past 50 years, the Carillon arcades and walkways have connected the commercial and retail arteries of our growing city, however, we believe its true potential as a world-class sustainable urban precinct can now be unlocked,” she said.

Carillion City comprises 5723sq m of space and was formed via the merger of two former arcades—the City Arcade that opened in 1970 and the Carillion Arcade that opened in 1982. 

Fiveight is also redeveloping the Indiana Teahouse in Cottesloe, the Ningaloo Lighthouse Resort in Exmouth and the Swan Brewery.

It bought a 12-storey office tower at 190 St George’s Terrace with more than 9200sq m of office space in 2020 for around $55 million.

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