25 Martin Place

Sydney NSW

70,000sqm premium office tower

$170 million transformation

50 stores

Revival of the iconic Theatre Royal Sydney

Sydney's modernist icon reimagined for the future

Originally envisioned by renowned architect Harry Siedler in the 1970s as a 'city within a city', 25 Martin Place has stood as a modernist masterpiece since its unveiling in 1978. With its striking white concrete, granite, and glass design, this living landmark redefined Sydney's skyline and left an enduring legacy.

25 Martin Place has been reimagined as a vibrant new destination for future generations of Sydneysiders, following a $170 million investment. This living landmark retains its iconic heritage where workers, and visitors embrance business, fashion, dining and culture.

At its heart stands the iconic Theatre Royal, Australia's oldest theatre institution, preserving the precinct's cultural significance.

A premier retail, dining and lifestyle experience in the heart of Sydney

25 Martin Place connects seamlessly with the prestigious Martin Place and fronts onto Castlereagh and King Streets.

The precinct offers an unparalleled blend of premium retail, dining, convenience and culture. Luxury premium retailers line Castlereagh and King Streets, catering to discerning shoppers. The outdoor plaza provides a dynamic environment with best-in-class dining options, complemented by Sydney's most beloved food court.

For added convenience, the precinct features essential services, including the IGA Romeo's Food Hall, ensuring a seamless experience for workers, residents and visitors. Together, the retail mix and dining offerings make 25 Martin Place a sophisticated and vibrant destination at the intersection of business, lifestyle, and culture.

Market at a glance

Total retail expenditure by tourists in the Sydney LGA is currently estimated at around $2.9 billion, including $1.9 billion in food expenditure.
This is projected to grow to $3.7 billion by 2026, at an average annual growth rate of 2.7%.
Household incomes well above benchmarks – more than $163,000 per annum in the Main Trade Area.
Target customer segments include: CBD workers, tourists and Sydney residents.

^{Source: Location IQ Report, February 2019.}