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[+] Developer Ramps Up Hunt for Springfield CBD Investment Partner

In this TUD+ Briefing, Springfield City Group's Bob Sharpless discusses its global search for a partner to help deliver its $15-billion Knowledge Precinct that will complete the Springfield CBD.

The group has now put out a tender for a development partner to help deliver a new 120ha precinct, approved for more than 1.2-million sq m of commercial space and more than 5000 apartments.

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