7 Riverside Quay, Southbank. Eureka Tower

About 7 Riverside Quay, Southbank. Eureka Tower

Address: 7 Riverside Quay, Southbank, VIC, 3006.

Building profile: Owner occupied: 65% Rented: 35%

Year built: 2006.    
Property type: unit / apartment.
Zoning: Capital city zone: Schedule 3.

Known as Eureka Tower, it’s currently the tallest skyscraper in Victoria, soon to be overtaken by Australia 108 in late 2020.

Located in the heart of South Bank precinct, this apartment complex offers the secret recipe that makes Melbourne one of the most liveable cities in the world.

Eureka tower has direct access to Southbank Boulevard which features Melbourne’s best place to socialise, eat and drink. This is one of Melbourne’s premium apartment buildings.

The building features a fully enclosed pool, gym, and sauna, reserved exclusively for residents.

Local Amenities: Located on the Yarra River and walking tracks, a short walk to Crown Casino, National Gallery of Victoria, Flinders Street train station is located across the road and the Royal Botanic Gardens are only a minute’s walk away.

Located is the spiritual heart of Melbourne, Eureka Towner residents have access to the best of what Melbourne has to offer. 

About Property Managers Melb & Eureka Tower Appartments. 

Property Managers Melb manage a large percentage of the leased apartments in 7 Riverside Quay, Southbank (Eureka Tower). Our tenants are a mix of  corporate professionals, State government employees and the general public.

We are a fully serviced property management agency, and we specialise in leasing, property management, property repair and maintenance, and VCAT legal representation. 

Our affiliations with large multinational companies and the State government give our landlords access to premium tenants.

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About Melbourne

Melbourne’s CBD is a wonderland of people, architecture and culture.

Local residents have access to many artistic attractions including art galleries, live performance venues, libraries, museums, and its renowned street art. Melbourne is a thriving hub of the creative arts and new exciting events surface every week.

Restaurants, rooftop bars, cafes, local markets, and pop-up events ensure that the culinarily inclined have countless options to treat their pallets. From cheap street food to premium, high-end restaurants owned by celebrity chefs, Melbourne has the range to satisfy everyone, regardless of their budget or taste.

Melbourne is Australia’s leading city when it comes to festivals, sporting events, concerts and theatre. You can watch the symphony orchestra play at Hammer Hall and an international artist play to a sold-out stadium, all in the same weekend.

Finally, we cannot forget Australia’s most popular department stores and designer boutiques which are all conveniently located in Melbourne’s CBD. A short trip from the CBD will reveal many smaller, local boutiques with amazing wares and fashion to discover.

The Numbers:

City of Melbourne Area: 37.7KM.

Population: 478,955.

2029 Population forecast: 275,363.

Daily population: 949,000 (2018). 979,000 (2019).

Night time population: 418,000 (2016). 394,000 (2015).

Residential dwellings: 83,100 (2018).

Median Age: 28.

International visitors: 3,029,857 (2019).

International students: 71,510 (2019).

Employment (Jobs): 479,200 (2018).

Largest industry of employment: Services, 84,100 (2018).

Number of cafes & restaurants: 2390 (2018).
Most common occupation of workers: Professionals.

Melbourne city was founded on the 30^th of August 1835 by settlers who travelled north from Van Diemen’s Land (Tasmania) aboard the schooner Enterprize.

Source: The City of Melbourne & The Australian Bureau of Statistics.