Retail

5 Martin Place, fusing the grand tradition of a classic building with state-of-the-art design delivering a unique and powerful statement. The presence in the Sydney skyline is an exhilarating landmark in the city’s heart, 5 Martin Place unites past and future in a way that is truly inspirational.

Its striking form fuses a reimagined and revitalised heritage building with a soaring new glass tower to create a next generation workplace in Sydney’s most iconic commercial, ceremonial and civic heart.

The sandstone base remains a monument to Martin Place’s longstanding cultural and commercial weight. Above, the radiant crystal tower delivers height, transparency and energy in a stunning display of conceptual clarity.

A PRESTIGIOUS ADDRESS

Welcome to an opportunity to join beautifully presented retail experiences from Sennheiser, Suitsupply, COS, Farage and Rimowa.

5 Martin Place, Sydney, stamps its authority as a destination showcasing premium iconic brands, housed within a unique historic setting. Martin Place and Pitt Street places your brand at the forefront of Sydney’s evolving world-class retail environment.

BRAND EXPOSURE

To 287,600 CBD workers, forecasted to increase to 350,100 by 2031.*
Approximately 34 million visitors were recorded in 2017 throughout the Sydney local government area. Featuring 20.4 million domestic day trippers, 9.8 million domestic overnight visitors and 3.8 million international visitors.*
$2.9 billion estimated retail expenditure by tourists with an average annual growth rate of 2.7%.*

*Location IQ Report, February 2018 for Dexus. ABS data 2017 and Destination NSW September 2017.

LUXURY CORE

The luxury core in Sydney CBD has undergone a transformation over recent years as more international brands arrive.

Today the luxury core has expanded from just Castlereagh Street to take in Martin Place, George, King and Pitt Streets.

The relocation of Tiffany & Co. strengthens the appetite for a luxury presence along Pitt and King Streets the same way Louis Vuitton has strengthened appetite for George Street.