This well-frequented CBD property, purchased by Riverlee in 1996 was a 15-level commercial and retail building with a net lettable area of 12,400sqm.  The total site area of 2,746sqm consisted of a basement, ground and mezzanine level retail component totalling 6,225sqm.

The building was ideally situated within the city’s entertainment precinct and housed a four screen Hoyts cinema.   The site was sold by Riverlee in 2004.

461 Bourke Street is located on the southern side of Bourke Street, near the intersection of Queen Street. The 19-storey building comprises two basement levels, including a 40-space car park, ground floor foyer with three street-level retail tenancies, and 18 upper levels of office space.

The building was originally known as ‘Dalgety House’ and was the site of Frederick Dalgety’s first offices.  Riverlee purchased the property in 1997, undertaking significant upgrades and refurbishments before selling the building to Macquarie Bank Direct Property Trust in 2002.

Located on the corner of King and Bourke Streets in Melbourne’s central business district, the property is situated directly opposite Bourke Place and in the same block as the Australian Stock Exchange. The overhaul and redevelopment, designed by Peddle Thorp, transformed the property into a viable location for a range of commercial, accommodation or residential possibilities.

After commencing refurbishment the building was sold in October 2001. The purchasers adopted Riverlee’s original concepts and followed them through to completion. The property includes 10 storeys plus ground floor and basement parking, open plan design with natural light and high quality interior fittings.

The property was sold in 2001.