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ResidentialStaff WriterWed 21 Jan 15

Fishermans Bend To Get First Residential Tower- Gravity Tower

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A Melbourne-based developer is set to develop Fishermans Bend’s first tower.


Blue Earth Group will develop the site at 91 Montague Street now known as Gravity Tower @ 80 Gladstone Street according to Urban Melbourne.

The 28-level building will be designed by

Plus Architecture and will carry 144 residential apartments according to Blue Wealth Property's 

due diligence report on the project.

One-bedroom apartments begin from $405,000 at 51 square metres whilst dual bedroom apartments begin at $549,000 and 68 square metres as shown in the due diligence document.

According to Urban Melbourne, Gravity Tower looks set to be the first project within Fishermans Bend to reach construction; it will be afforded unfettered views upon completion.

There is to a degree an implied assumption that Gravity Tower will proceed to construction based upon the previous work of Blue Earth Group; the company has become adept at advancing projects to construction with very little if any public knowledge of the project but for its listing on Urban Melbourne.

Recently competed apartment complexes by Blue Earth Group include Geox, Stratus and Mink Essendon whilst their current project, 

A Apartments at 92 Albert Street East Brunswick is currently under construction.

Feature image via Urban Melbourne

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