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80 Pacific Highway, North Sydney

80 Pacific Highway is an A grade office building, managed by Mirvac, located in the heart of North Sydney’s CBD. End-of-trip amenity, bike racks, basement car park and lobby café offer customers a well-appointed workplace. Floor-to-ceiling windows, ensure each of the 14 levels are light-filled, while flexible floorplates suit a range of customer needs.

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End of Trip Facilities
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Onsite Parking
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Bicycle Storage
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Lobby Cafe
Security
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Transport
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Dining
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Retail
GradeA Grade
Total Area13,738.40 sqm
Operating Costs$165.84 / SQM PA + GST
Parking Spaces78
Major TenantsOkta, Broadspectrum, AJ Gallagher
Nabers Energy50
Nabers Water50
Availability
Level
Available
Area (sqm)
Level 12
August 2024
1,020.30
Whole floor with existing fitout. Great natural light with harbour views to the East and West.

Fitout: Yes

Rent: POA

Level 11
August 2024
1,006.30
Whole floor with existing fitout. Great natural light with harbour views to the East and West.

Fitout: Yes

Rent: POA

Level 7
September 2024
1,001.70
Whole floor with existing fitout. Great natural light with harbour views to the East and West.

Fitout: Yes

Rent: POA

Level 4
August 2024
908.10
Whole floor with existing fitout. Great natural light with harbour views to the East.

Fitout: Yes

Rent: $870

Level 3
Now
901.50
Brand new, full floor spec fitout completed, comprising of reception, 77 open plan work stations, IT and comms room, boardroom, 9 meeting rooms, 3 collaboration spaces and kitchen/breakout area.

Fitout: Yes

Rent: $850

80 Pacific Highway, North Sydney

Contact us

Greg McManus Mirvac

Greg McManus

State Manager, Leasing - NSW

Mirvac

0421 614 083

Felicity Adams

Asset Manager

Mirvac

0401 772 372

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Mirvac acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Owners of the lands and waters of Australia, and we offer our respect to their Elders past and present.  

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