[CAN] 51 Pirie Street | 94m | 21 Levels | Hyatt

[AdelaideGold]

This was breaking news this morning at 891. Hyatt. 180 m. 400 construction jobs. Opening 2023. I honestly get the sense we're building momentum toward having the Com games with all these hotels coming onboard by 2026.

[Ben]

Does that mean it would commence in 2021? Is it definitely this site? Hopefully there is a press release soon.

[AdelaideGold]

Also it's 180 million. Not sure height

[Smithy85]

Just seen a tweet from Matthew Pantelis from 5AA.

$180m, 27 storeys, 295 rooms, 400 construction jobs, 200 ongoing jobs. Work starts next year.

[timtam20292]

Well there's my hopes for a new tallest gone. Anyhow, looking forward to watching this one go up.

[Ben]

https://indaily.com.au/news/business/20 ... tage-site/

There is a video fly through as well.

[Splashmo]

No blank walls! A unique design! I don’t believe it. Should be a great addition to the skyline

[HiTouch]

The fly through makes it look between 115m and 125m in height.

It is taller then Telstra but slightly shorter than westpac.

[SRW]

So a Hyatt. I wonder if Park Royal is still looking to set up in Adelaide, perhaps jostle with W Hotel for 75 KWS?

[Nort]

Looks great. Shame they couldn't push it all the way up to new tallest but will really help with bulking up the skyline.

[rev]

North facing view from the sky bar, which I assume is the roof top bar mentioned in the articles.

[nath91]

Great that Hyatt are returning, wish it could have been around 140 - 150m but agreed good to bulk up the skyline with a 100+.

So adding to the list we'll have:

Hyatt
QT
Sofitel
Adelaide Oval
Crowne Plaza
Sky City
Westin
Wyndham


The existing ones are going to feel the pinch.

[Ben]

Great that Hyatt are returning, wish it could have been around 140 - 150m but agreed good to bulk up the skyline with a 100+.

So adding to the list we'll have:

Hyatt
QT
Sofitel
Adelaide Oval
Crowne Plaza
Sky City
Westin
Wyndham


The existing ones are going to feel the pinch.

Plus Tribe, Tryp, Travelodge, W and Marriot

[how good is he]

While I'm happy its happening it seems a strange place for a Hyatt. I have always found Pirie St at nights and weekends empty/dead with nothing much even open..I think North Tce would have been a more appropriate location or even 88 O'Connell St. C&G [with the previous Govt] had a hotel in their proposal for Lot 14 facing the Botanic Garden and ideally a "Hyatt on the Park" there would have been ideal.

[rev]

Great that Hyatt are returning, wish it could have been around 140 - 150m but agreed good to bulk up the skyline with a 100+.

So adding to the list we'll have:

Hyatt
QT
Sofitel
Adelaide Oval
Crowne Plaza
Sky City
Westin
Wyndham


The existing ones are going to feel the pinch.

Plus Tribe, Tryp, Travelodge, W and Marriot

Where's Marriot going?