MELBOURNE City Council has re-appointed DTZ as the property and asset manager of its $500 million plus real estate portfolio.
According to DTZ’s director Nick Warren, the majority of the holdings are within the CBD area and largely comprise retail and some office spaces.
“DTZ’s re-appointment followed from a full tender submission which attracted a number of major agencies lodging submissions.
“I believe that DTZ as the incumbent has created positive relationships with existing MCC tenants and has been successful in obtaining new tenancies for any spaces that become vacant,” he added.
Warren said the six retail spaces in the acclaimed Council House Two energy efficient office development created by the MCC in Little Collins St and adjacent to the Town Hall, are a further testament to how the Council are pushing forward with a green vision for the future.
Australian Property Journal
