Two consortia have been shortlisted to tender for works on the future Sydney Metro Hunter Street metro precinct.
Hunter Street Station will become a new hub with easy connections to George Street, Light Rail, Sydney Trains services at Wynyard and Martin Place and the new Sydney Metro City & Southwest station at Martin Place.
The precinct between George, Hunter, O’Connell and Bligh streets will prioritise pedestrians and support a vibrant public domain in the CBD.
The two consortia which have been shortlisted to tender for the Hunter Street Precinct Development Partner is the Brookfield Consortium (comprised of Brookfield Properties (Devco) Australia Pty Ltd Brookfield Property Partners L.P., Brookfield Properties and Brookfield Asset Management) ; and the Metropolis Consortium (comprised of Hemmes Hermitage Pty Limited, Hemmes Trading Pty Limited, Mirvac Office Developments Pty Ltd, Telado Pty Ltd, CFT No. 8 Pty Limited, Lendlease Development Pty Ltd, Lendlease Building Pty Ltd.
The successful consortia till assist with the delivery of works on the station and two buildings above in the heart of the Sydney CBD.
Selection of the successful tenderer will include consideration of how they will improve the local area and create a precinct and a sense of place, not just a station.
The Hunter Street Precinct Development Partner contract is expected to be awarded in 2024.
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