Melbourne's trophy roster is anchored by Rialto Towers, Bourke Place, 120 Collins Street.

  • Rialto Towers — CBD West, 1986.
  • Bourke Place — CBD West, 1991.
  • 120 Collins Street — CBD East, 1991.
  • Wesley Place 130 Lonsdale — CBD North, 2023.
  • Melbourne Quarter Tower — Docklands, 2024.

Melbourne notable Class A buildings

Melbourne's trophy roster is anchored by Rialto Towers, Bourke Place, 120 Collins Street.

TL;DR

  • Rialto Towers — CBD West, 1986.
  • Bourke Place — CBD West, 1991.
  • 120 Collins Street — CBD East, 1991.
  • Wesley Place 130 Lonsdale — CBD North, 2023.
  • Melbourne Quarter Tower — Docklands, 2024.

Trophy roster

**Rialto Towers** (CBD West), ~990k sqft, completed 1986. Iconic blue-glass twin trophy; once Melbourne's tallest. **Bourke Place** (CBD West), ~870k sqft, completed 1991. BHP-anchored Bourke Street trophy. **120 Collins Street** (CBD East), ~540k sqft, completed 1991. Collins Street boutique trophy with Hoyts and EY anchorage. **Wesley Place 130 Lonsdale** (CBD North), ~540k sqft, completed 2023. Speculative Charter Hall trophy adjoining Wesley Church. **Melbourne Quarter Tower** (Docklands), ~590k sqft, completed 2024. Lendlease-developed waterfront trophy at Collins Wharf.

Key facts

cityMelbourne
countryAustralia
regionAPAC
classARentLocal720 AUD/sqft/yr
classARentUsd$468/sqft/yr
vacancy18.4%
typicalLeaseYears7
typicalRentFreeMonths14
submarkets5
primeYieldPct5.4%
trophyBuildings5

Frequently asked questions

Which is the most prestigious Class A building in Melbourne?
Rialto Towers is the most-cited trophy benchmark in the Melbourne market.

Editorial provenance

Reviewed by Kenji Watanabe — APAC contributing editor. Last updated 2026-04-15. See our methodology and editorial standards.

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