Oxford Properties Group (‘Oxford’), Mitsubishi Estate Asia (‘MEA’) and Investa are delighted to welcome the  NSW Government and The Grounds, the latest office and retail tenants to Parkline Place, the stunning new  premium commercial and retail precinct in the heart of Sydney CBD. Already 75% leased prior to its first  occupancy with only the high-rise floors remaining, Parkline Place symbolises the future of Sydney’s  commercial spaces. 

The NSW Government’s central property agency, Property and Development NSW (PDNSW) negotiated lease  arrangements for four NSW Government agencies, who will occupy over 10 floors at Parkline Place.

The Office of Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) moved into the building in January, and Department of  Planning, Housing and Infrastructure (DPHI) and Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment  and Water (DCCEEW) will move into their new premises from April 2025. The Crown Solicitor’s Office (CSO)  will take up residence mid-2026.  

The NSW Government agencies join leading wealth management organisation, Insignia Financial – one of  the first tenants to move into Parkline Place – and global accounting, tax and advisory services firm, BDO. 

The Grounds will reveal its new premises in the coming months to join an all-star food and beverage offering  alongside Batch Espresso and Starbucks. 

Located at 252 Pitt Street, Sydney directly atop Gadigal Station in the heart of the legal district and  emerging financial services hub of the CBD, Parkline Place is more than a workplace. The next generation  building provides a community hub to over 4,000 workers, offering stunning views across Hyde Park and  Sydney Harbour, outstanding amenities, and sustainable, seamlessly connected workspaces. 

Mark Podgornik, Head of Leasing, Investa said: “We are delighted to welcome our NSW Government tenant customers to Parkline Place. Many major employers are progressively bringing employees back to the office  for more of the working week, and like leading commercial firms, this Government is placing significant value  on creating a desirable workplace experience for its people. 

“We are seeing strong demand for new buildings like Parkline Place that are a destination in their own right,  easy to get to, have plenty of amenities, and offer exceptional, sustainable and adaptable spaces to facilitate  teamwork, collaboration and innovation. 

“We are also delighted to welcome The Grounds, which will join Batch Espresso and Starbucks to the  Parkline Place family. These popular food and beverage retailers will provide over 4,000 workers, commuters  and locals with fantastic new offerings, making Parkline Place a vibrant new destination and meeting place in  the CBD. 

“Only the high-rise floors remain available for lease, and we are in discussions with businesses attracted to  the expansive, column free floor plates. These offer the flexibility to create multiple workspaces, with sweeping views across Hyde Park, Sydney Harbour and the city, in a convenient and well-connected  location. The building retail offering further enhances the appeal of the Parkline Place experience.” 

Parkline Place is co-owned by Oxford and MEA and managed and delivered by Investa. Designed by world renowned architects Foster + Partners and built by CPB Contractors, the premium 39-storey tower includes  48,102.80sqm of office space, and 635.40sqm of hospitality and retail space providing large flexible  floorplates and outstanding amenity. Centrally located amongst extensive retail and services, Parkline Place  provides occupants with instant connection to Gadigal Station and unparalleled proximity to other transport  options.

Parkline Place is fully electric and powered by renewable electricity, targeting net zero scope 1 and 2  emissions in operation. It is designed to achieve 5.5-star NABERS Energy, 3.5-star NABERS Water, 6-star  Green Star Design and As-Built V1.3, and WELL Certification V2 Platinum sustainability ratings.