🏒 CommercialOfficeCompleted 1983

200 Queen St

200-222 Queen Street, Melbourne VIC 3000

  • 117 m tall Β· #94 in Melbourne
  • 34 floors
  • 15 businesses
  • 427 car spaces

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43 years standing

  1. 1983Completed
  2. 1997Refurbished
  3. TodayStill standing

100 building permits Β· 1 news storyFull timeline ↓

About 200 Queen St

200 Queen Street is a 34-storey office tower on Queen Street in Melbourne, rising 130 metres to its top. Grocon developed and built it, and it was completed in 1983. In 2024 Charter Hall sold the building to Barristers' Chambers Limited.

At a glance

Key facts

Building type
🏒 Commercial
Completed
1983
Height
130 m to the top
116 m Unconfirmed We don't have data to 100% confirm this data point as yet. to the roof
#94 of 1596 in Melbourne
Floors
34
Footprint
2,113 mΒ²
Builder
Grocon
Businesses
15
Car spaces
427
Planning zone
CCZ1
Permits on record
100

Score cards

πŸš† Transport8/10

Melbourne Central Station 5 min walk Β· 10 tram stops within 400 m

β˜• Everyday amenities7/10

145 cafΓ©s, 7 grocers, 12 medical within 250 m

🌳 Greenery7/10

101 street trees within 150 m Β· park 429 m away

✨ Activity10/10

11,024 people pass daily nearby Β· 89 licensed venues within 200 m

Calculated from PTV timetable stops, the City of Melbourne business census, street trees, pedestrian sensors and liquor licences.

The building team

The people and companies behind the design, construction and management of 200 Queen St.

πŸ—DeveloperGroconverifiedSource: Wikipedia β†—
🏦OwnerBarristers' Chambers Limited2024–verifiedCurrent Β· 2024- Β· Purchased from Charter Hall for a reported $177 millionSource: Barristers' Chambers Limited β†—
+Were you involved?Builders, architects, developers and managers can claim their role

Location & neighbourhood

Getting around

πŸš†Melbourne Central Station
Train station
5 min Β· 433 m
πŸš†Melbourne Central Railway Station
Train station
6 min Β· 440 m
πŸš‹Queen St/Bourke St #4
Tram stop
2 min Β· 179 m
πŸš‹Bourke Street Mall/Elizabeth St #3
Tram stop
3 min Β· 205 m
πŸš‹Elizabeth St/Bourke St #5
Tram stop
3 min Β· 268 m

Straight-line walking estimate. Source: PTV GTFS, CC BY 4.0.

Within a 3-minute walk

145β˜• CafΓ©s & eateries
7πŸ›’ Grocers
10πŸ‹οΈ Gyms
12🩺 Medical
5πŸ’Š Pharmacies
0🧸 Childcare
18🍷 Pubs & bars

Who lives in Melbourne (CBD)

Residents37,341
Median age26
Households renting70%
Households without a car75%
Walk to work40%
Public transport to work43%

ABS Census 2016 via City of Melbourne (CC BY).

Businesses in 200 Queen St

15 businesses recorded in the City of Melbourne's latest business census.

Aickin Chambers

Legal Services

BSP Lawyers

Legal Services

Chancery Chambers Barristers

Legal Services

Davis Lawyers

Legal Services

Holman Webb Lawyers

Legal Services

Ligeti Partners

Legal Services

National Compensation Lawyers Pty Ltd

Legal Services

Opus Workspaces

Other Administrative Services n.e.c.

Peddler

Cafes and Restaurants

Looking for space in 200 Queen St?

We'll try to put you in touch with an agent, though we can't promise a reply.
Source: City of Melbourne Census of Land Use and Employment, CC BY 4.0.

Timeline

Everything that has happened at 200 Queen St: listings, news, works, planning and history.

2026πŸ› 
Works
1 certificate Β· about $41k of new works
Largest: Internal Non Structural Alterations to Parts of the Existing Office Tenancy (5)
2025πŸ› 
Works
2 building permits and 4 certificates Β· about $2.0m of new works
Largest: Level 11 (Part) - Internal non-structural alterations to parts of the existing office
26 Jun 2024πŸ“°
News
Charter Hall sells 200 Queen Street to Barristers' Chambers Limited
Charter Hall sold the 32-storey tower at 200 Queen Street to Barristers' Chambers Limited, the building's biggest occupier. A June 2024 report gave a speculated price of $190 million, and a June 2025 report said Barristers' Chambers Limited had paid $177 million.
Covered by 2 outlets
2024πŸ› 
Works
5 building permits and 2 certificates Β· about $706k of new works
Largest: Alterations to existing restaurant and fitout
2023πŸ› 
Works
1 building permit and 2 certificates Β· about $1.4m of new works
Largest: ACP Rectification Works
2022πŸ› 
Works
2 building permits and 1 certificate Β· about $710k of new works
Largest: Part Level 17 -Office Refurbishment
2021πŸ› 
Works
1 building permit and 3 certificates Β· about $1.9m of new works
Largest: Stage 2 – Balance of Works
2020πŸ› 
Works
3 building permits and 4 certificates Β· about $4.9m of new works
Largest: Levels 11,13 & 14 - Proposed alterations to existing office tenancy
2019πŸ› 
Works
6 building permits Β· about $829k of new works
Largest: Stage 4 – Fitout works on Level 27
2018πŸ› 
Works
4 building permits and 2 certificates Β· about $876k of new works
Largest: Stage 2: Fitout Works on Level 16 - Proposed alterations to existing barristers chambers
2017πŸ› 
Works
5 building permits Β· about $1.8m of new works
Largest: Stage 2: Fitout works on levels 23, 32 & 33 - Proposed alterations to existing Aickin Chambers
2016πŸ”„
Use change
Council census records it as office, 36 floors
Name recorded: 200 Queen St
2016πŸ› 
Works
6 building permits and 1 certificate Β· about $984k of new works
Largest: End of Trip Facility & Office fitout only
2015πŸ› 
Works
3 building permits and 1 certificate Β· about $926k of new works
Largest: Level 28 - Alterations to existing office tenancy
2014πŸ› 
Works
1 certificate Β· about $20k of new works
Largest: Office partition alterations to existing tenancy
2013πŸ› 
Works
4 building permits and 1 certificate Β· about $1.4m of new works
Largest: Proposed Office fitout to existing tenancy - level 23
2012πŸ› 
Works
2 building permits and 1 certificate Β· about $689k of new works
Largest: Fitout of office building, Levels 11 & 14
2011πŸ› 
Works
4 building permits and 2 certificates Β· about $603k of new works
Largest: FIP & EWIS Replacement at 200-222 Queen Street, Melbourne
2010πŸ› 
Works
1 building permit Β· about $337k of new works
Largest: Level 27, office partition alterations to existing tenancy
2009πŸ› 
Works
5 building permits Β· about $156k of new works
Largest: Level 24 - Proposed fit-out works
2008πŸ› 
Works
2 building permits and 4 certificates Β· about $3.1m of new works
Largest: Stage 4- Internal office fitout of Level 33 & 34. including design amendements to Level 32.
2007πŸ› 
Works
3 building permits and 2 certificates Β· about $4.0m of new works
Largest: Refurbishment of eleven (11) office levels
2006πŸ› 
Works
1 building permit and 3 certificates Β· about $532k of new works
Largest: Stage 2:Fire hydrant & hose reel locations; Office partition fitout to level 23
2005πŸ› 
Works
6 building permits and 3 certificates Β· about $3.0m of new works
Largest: Base building refurbishment works on levels 23 & 24
2004πŸ› 
Works
4 building permits and 2 certificates Β· about $1.5m of new works
Largest: Stage 2, Base building refurbishment works
2003πŸ› 
Works
1 certificate Β· about $84k of new works
Largest: Office tenancy alterations -part levels 22, 23 & 25
2002πŸ› 
Works
1 building permit and 1 certificate Β· about $71k of new works
Largest: Shop 1B - Ground Floor Tenancy Shell - Tenancy Fitout
2002πŸ“‹
First census
First council census entry: office, 36 floors
2001πŸ› 
Works
1 building permit and 2 certificates Β· about $438k of new works
Largest: australian communications office authority fitout.
2000πŸ› 
Works
3 building permits and 1 certificate Β· about $215k of new works
Largest: Partition fitout on level 10
1999πŸ› 
Works
3 building permits and 1 certificate Β· about $1.5m of new works
Largest: Fitouts on levels 22 to 25 inclusive
1998πŸ› 
Works
4 building permits and 3 certificates Β· about $1.2m of new works
Largest: Partition alterations on levels 11 12 13 14 and 15
1997πŸ› 
Works
4 building permits Β· about $3.4m of new works
Largest: Fitout levels 17 to 21
1996πŸ› 
Works
4 building permits Β· about $489k of new works
Largest: Office fitouts Levels 29, 30, 31, 32 & 33 Tenancy Reinstatement
1995πŸ› 
Works
2 building permits Β· about $1.3m of new works
Largest: Alterations and additions
1983πŸŽ‰
Milestone Β· Completed
200 Queen St completed: 34 floors
Derived from Wikipedia

Planning & heritage

Planning controls

ZoneCAPITAL CITY ZONE - SCHEDULE 1 (CCZ1)
DDO1Design and Development Overlay: limits on building height, setbacks and design
DDO10Design and Development Overlay: limits on building height, setbacks and design
PO1Parking Overlay: controls on how much car parking new development can provide

Vicmap Planning, Β© State of Victoria (Department of Transport and Planning), CC BY 4.0. Plain-English summaries are ours. Check the planning scheme for exact controls.

Subdivision & permits

Building permits on record
100
Estimated cost of works
About $40.9m
1995New works by year (estimated)2026

Costs are estimates declared on permits, not amounts spent. Stages of a project repeat its value, so we group them and count each project once. A value can cover a project spanning several buildings. Our calculation from City of Melbourne building permits, CC BY 4.0.

History of the site

How it's been recorded over time

2002Office Β· 36 floors Β· "200 QUEEN ST"
2016Office Β· 36 floors Β· "200 Queen St"

City of Melbourne Census of Land Use and Employment, since 2002.

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What people say about 200 Queen St in public forums and groups, and reviews left here.

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Frequently asked questions

Is 200 Queen St residential or commercial?

200 Queen St is a commercial building. The City of Melbourne lists its main use as office.

When was 200 Queen St built?

200 Queen St was completed in 1983.

How many floors does 200 Queen St have?

200 Queen St has 34 floors above ground.

What businesses are in 200 Queen St?

The latest council census counted 15 businesses in 200 Queen St, including Aickin Chambers, BSP Lawyers and Chancery Chambers Barristers.

Is there office or retail space for lease in 200 Queen St?

See the commercial listings on this page, or search this address on realcommercial.com.au and commercialrealestate.com.au.

Who designed and built 200 Queen St?

Grocon developed 200 Queen St and Grocon built it. The building team section has the sources.

How tall is 200 Queen St?

About 116 metres, measured from the City of Melbourne's 3D building model. It's number 94 of 1596 buildings in Melbourne by height.

What public transport is near 200 Queen St?

Melbourne Central Station is the nearest train station, about 5 minutes' walk. The nearest tram stop is Queen St/Bourke St #4, about 2 minutes' walk.

What is the planning zone for 200 Queen St?

The site is in the Capital City Zone - Schedule 1 (CCZ1).

Has any work been done on 200 Queen St recently?

The City of Melbourne has issued 100 building permits for 200 Queen St since 1995. The most recent was in October 2025.

Compare with nearby buildings

BuildingTypeDistanceFloorsCompleted
200 Queen StCommercialβ€”341983
Taylors HouseCommercial57 m131986
190 Queen StreetCommercial59 m191965
Melbourne ChambersCommercial77 m111968
AdinaHotel95 m221980

That's Built compiles information from public records, research and contributions. Details are checked against multiple sources where possible but may contain errors and aren't professional advice. Sources: City of Melbourne building permits (CC BY 4.0), CLUE building information (CC BY 4.0), CLUE business establishments (CC BY 4.0), Geocoded National Address File (G-NAF) (Open G-NAF EULA (CC BY 4.0 based)). Street View and business details Β© Google Maps.

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