[CAN] 207 Pulteney Street | 180m | 55 Levels | Mixed Use

[rev]

Lol what? Maybe 7th largest privately owned company by revenue but no where near the top listed.

Its not about the size, its about how they might put forward a proposal for a tower in the city some day, of a large proportion. We've gotten a bit off topic, lets get back on it shall we.

Peregrine will never required a tower sized building, even if their operations expand interstate. Petrol retailing doesn’t require a large head office footprint. Look at Agostino Group, owners of AM/PM service stations, they occupy half a floor at the top of the Calvary Hospital car park on Angas Street, tiny footprint. Owners of Mobil/X Convenience have a tiny two story office premises on Henley Beach Road.

Mining, government and banking/finance are your best bet at big office footprints in a CBD, and most of the mining HQs are in Perth, government is all over the CBD and banking/finance run the bulk of their operations out of Melbourne and Sydney with exception to Bendigo/Adelaide.

There's also Peoples Choice on Flinders Street. Not exactly a large office building by any stretch of the imagination.
Woodside turns a $7 billion profit every year, considerably larger then OTR/Peregrine.
Santos has a small HQ here, and they don't even occupy the entire building, level 8 is occupied by Beach Energy.

Our best bet for taller buildings, as you have said, is consolidating government offices. As well as hotel/residential developments.

[HiTouch]

Lol what? Maybe 7th largest privately owned company by revenue but no where near the top listed.

Its not about the size, its about how they might put forward a proposal for a tower in the city some day, of a large proportion. We've gotten a bit off topic, lets get back on it shall we.

Peregrine will never required a tower sized building, even if their operations expand interstate. Petrol retailing doesn’t require a large head office footprint. Look at Agostino Group, owners of AM/PM service stations, they occupy half a floor at the top of the Calvary Hospital car park on Angas Street, tiny footprint. Owners of Mobil/X Convenience have a tiny two story office premises on Henley Beach Road.

Mining, government and banking/finance are your best bet at big office footprints in a CBD, and most of the mining HQs are in Perth, government is all over the CBD and banking/finance run the bulk of their operations out of Melbourne and Sydney with exception to Bendigo/Adelaide.

Peregrine could definitely obtain naming rights and a significant amount of space but you're right, probably not a whole tower.
Salesforce tower in Sydney will only occupy less than half the office space of its own tower.

[Cryptic]

This is going for approval some time today.

[VinyTapestry849]

I wonder when they'll include it in the 3D map. That'll be fantastic for perspective.

[Cryptic]

I wonder when they'll include it in the 3D map. That'll be fantastic for perspective.

From the SCAP report.

[VinyTapestry849]

I wonder when they'll include it in the 3D map. That'll be fantastic for perspective.

From the SCAP report.
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I'm honestly amazed at how you find all this... I can never find it.

[Cryptic]

I wonder when they'll include it in the 3D map. That'll be fantastic for perspective.

From the SCAP report.
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I'm honestly amazed at how you find all this... I can never find it.

I'm pretty new to this tbh, just found it by browsing the SCAP report, which I only recently found out is a public document that anyone can see. It has some really in depth and interesting stuff like shadowing effects, effects on traffic, impact on the skyline and streetscape, materials and plant species used on the building and tons more, really cool stuff.

[rev]

I wonder when they'll include it in the 3D map. That'll be fantastic for perspective.

From the SCAP report.
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I'm honestly amazed at how you find all this... I can never find it.

https://www.saplanningcommission.sa.gov ... hments.pdf

Page 161 onwards for the above images.

Also,
https://www.saplanningcommission.sa.gov ... n_meetings
https://sappa.plan.sa.gov.au/

[VinyTapestry849]

APPROVED 14/09/2022

[rev]

APPROVED 14/09/2022

Where did you see it approved?

[VinyTapestry849]

APPROVED 14/09/2022

Where did you see it approved?

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It was announced on Seven News last night.

[citywatcher]

So any idea of a timeline ?

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[gnrc_louis]

Further detail here: https://indaily.com.au/news/local/2022/ ... -building/

[VinyTapestry849]

So any idea of a timeline ?

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Planning consent for the tower expires in two years, so I imagine construction will start within months.

A very exciting time for our city.

[VinyTapestry849]

Additionally, keep your eyes peeled for anything on Realestate.com

The majority of the tower is residential, and will undoubtedly be advertising soon with interior renders of the apartments and amenity spaces.