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MY80

410-420 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
Generated 8 November 2026
Mixed use · Residential Apartment
173 mheight
55floors
2014completed
487homes
13permits

Development milestones

Construction startedMar 2012First major construction permit issued
First occupantsAug 2014First occupancy permit issued
CompletedBy Sep 2014MY80 completed: 55 floors

Building team

Developer
Mammoth Empire
Architect
Hayball
Builder
Probuild
Project manager
PDS Group

Planning & subdivision

Zone
CCZ1
Overlays
DDO1, DDO10, PO1
Strata plan
PS644625 · 51 lots
Scores
🚆 9 · ☕ 7 · 🌳 6 · ✨ 9

Timeline

20261 certificate · about $1.7m of new works
Largest: B147 - Cladding replacement project
20251 building permit · about $2k of new works
Largest: Unit 1503 - Alterations to Existing Apartment
20232 building permits · about $650k of new works
Largest: Stage 1 - Shop S1 - Proposed internal demolition of an existing restaurant
20163 building permits and 1 certificate · about $785k of new works
Largest: Stage 1: Internal Structural, Minor Electrical, Hydraulic & Fire Service Preparation Works
25 Nov 2015MY80 longlisted and shortlisted for international residential awards
Architect Hayball announced that MY80 had been longlisted for the WAN 2015 Residential Awards and shortlisted for the FIABCI World Prix d'Excellence Awards in the Residential / High Rise category.
2015Council census records it as residential apartment, 56 floors
Name recorded: Silver Skies MY80
Sep 2014MY80 construction completed and first residents move in
Hayball reported on 16 September 2014 that construction of the 55-level MY80 tower was complete and the first residents had moved in. The building offers 487 dwellings and a range of shared lifestyle facilities.
By Sep 2014MY80 completed: 55 floors
Derived from Property Observer / Apartments.com.au
Aug 2014First occupancy permit issued
Derived from City of Melbourne building permits
20141 building permit and 5 certificates · about $25k of new works
Largest: Stage 3 - Structural, mezzanine, level 1 and 2 slabs.
4 Mar 2013Mammoth expands Melbourne residential plans after MY80 sales
A Property Observer article reported that Malaysian developer Mammoth Empire was seeking to expand its Melbourne apartment projects, with MY80 Silver Skies named as its first project. The article described the 55-level, $250 million development as 80 per cent sold, and said Mammoth had bought a sister site at 398 Elizabeth Street in December 2012 and hoped to build a sister tower there.
2013Council census records it as unoccupied - under construction, 6 floors
Name recorded: Silver Skies MY80 Development
Mar 2012First major construction permit issued
Derived from City of Melbourne building permits
20122 building permits and 1 certificate · about $115.5m of new works
Largest: Stage 2 - Structural, details, ground floor, starter bars for columns, walls and core walls and columns and shear walls.
2011Council census records it as unoccupied - unused, 7 floors
20051 certificate · about $50k of new works
Largest: Tenancy fitout of shop
20022 building permits and 1 certificate · about $338k of new works
Largest: Shop Alterations - Hudson Coffee Shop
2002First council census entry: educational/research, 7 floors
20011 certificate · about $170k of new works
Largest: alterations & fitout to post office for Australia Post.
19951 building permit · about $40k of new works
Largest: Alterations

Building permits and certificates (23)

Each cost is the estimate on that record. Stages of a project often repeat its full value, so these don't add up to what was spent.

12 Feb 2026B147 - Cladding replacement project$1.7m
26 Mar 2025Unit 1503 - Alterations to Existing Apartment$2k
08 Aug 2023Stage 2 - Shop S1 -All works to completion$300k
02 June 2023Stage 1 - Shop S1 - Proposed internal demolition of an existing restaurant$350k
03 Sept 2016Stage 1: Internal Structural, Minor Electrical, Hydraulic & Fire Service Preparation Works$435k
08 Aug 2016Stage 2 - Completion of Fitout to an Existing Retail Tenancy$435k
09 June 2016Stage 1: Internal Structural, Minor Electrical, Hydraulic & Fire Service Preparation Works$435k
19 Jan 2016Retail 2 MY80, Tenancy Fitout$350k
20 Oct 2014Signage temporary display for real estate and promotional sale of apartments$25k
06 Aug 2014Stage 3 - Structural, mezzanine, level 1 and 2 slabs.$113.5m
06 Aug 2014Stage 4 - Structural (level 3 to 9).$113.5m
06 Aug 2014Stage 5 - Architectural and services (ground level to level 52) and structural works (levels 10 to 20).$113.5m
06 Aug 2014Stage 6 - Structural works (levels 21 to 52).$113.5m
25 Feb 2014Stage 7 - Balance of structures services and architectural. Level 53 to roof level.$113.5m
17 Aug 2012Demolition of an existing 7 storey office building.$2.0m
28 June 2012Stage 2 - Structural, details, ground floor, starter bars for columns, walls and core walls and columns and shear walls.$6.5m
30 Mar 2012Stage 1 - Mixed use development. Excavation / earth works / civil works.$1.5m
01 July 2005Tenancy fitout of shop$50k
10 Dec 2002Alterations to existing building - Security works to doors. (Internal) RMIT Building 87, 410 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne$130k
21 Oct 2002Air conditioning work & upgrade- Roof$9k
17 Sept 2002Shop Alterations - Hudson Coffee Shop$200k
29 May 2001alterations & fitout to post office for Australia Post.$170k
18 July 1995Alterations$40k

Questions and answers

Is MY80 residential or commercial?
MY80 mixes homes and businesses under one roof. The City of Melbourne lists its main use as residential apartment.

When was MY80 built?
MY80 was completed in 2014.

How many floors does MY80 have?
MY80 has 55 floors above ground.

How many apartments are in MY80?
MY80 has 487 homes. The national address file lists 56 unit addresses here, and some of those can be shops or offices.

What size apartments are in MY80?
The City of Melbourne's development record lists 189 1 bed, 288 2 bed and 10 3+ bed apartments. The built numbers may differ a little.

Does MY80 have parking?
The City of Melbourne records 124 residential car spaces at this property. Which apartments have a space isn't recorded, so check the listing.

What do apartments cost near MY80?
The median unit price in Melbourne was $545,000 in 2025, from the Victorian Property Sales Report. That's for the whole suburb, not this building.

What businesses are in MY80?
The latest council census counted 2 businesses in MY80, including Nene Chicken and Ruiyuan Investment Group.

Are there apartments for sale or rent in MY80?
See the residential listings on this page, or use the shortcuts to search 410-420 Elizabeth Street on realestate.com.au and Domain.

Is there office or retail space for lease in MY80?
See the commercial listings on this page, or search this address on realcommercial.com.au and commercialrealestate.com.au.

Who designed and built MY80?
Mammoth Empire developed MY80, Hayball designed it and Probuild built it. The building team section has the sources.

How tall is MY80?
About 173 metres, measured from the City of Melbourne's 3D building model. It's number 34 of 1596 buildings in Melbourne by height.

What public transport is near MY80?
Melbourne Central Station is the nearest train station, about 2 minutes' walk. The nearest tram stop is Melbourne Central Station/La Trobe St #5, about 2 minutes' walk.

What is the planning zone for MY80?
The site is in the Capital City Zone - Schedule 1 (CCZ1).

Does MY80 have an owners corporation?
Plan of subdivision PS644625 has 51 lots and common property, which means it is managed by an owners corporation.

Has any work been done on MY80 recently?
The City of Melbourne has issued 13 building permits for MY80 since 1995. The most recent was in March 2025.

Sources: City of Melbourne building permits (CC BY 4.0); CLUE building information (CC BY 4.0); CLUE business establishments (CC BY 4.0); CLUE residential dwellings (CC BY 4.0); Development Activity Monitor (CC BY 4.0); Geocoded National Address File (G-NAF) (Open G-NAF EULA (CC BY 4.0 based)). General information from public records, not legal, financial or building advice.

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