BHP’s Brisbane headquarters at 480 Queen Street is being sold in a deal reported to be worth more than $650 million. Multiple outlets say property group Dexus has agreed to purchase the site, with proceeds used to reduce Dexus debt and support its broader development plans. The reporting links the transaction to Dexus’s Waterfront Brisbane project, a large-scale undertaking valued at about $2.5 billion. Sources agree that 480 Queen Street is the specific asset being divested as part of the funding strategy for Waterfront Brisbane. While the coverage focuses on the transaction value and intended use of funds, the articles do not provide additional details on timing, closing conditions, or the full commercial terms beyond the headline purchase price. Overall, the reporting characterizes the sale as a capital-raising and funding step for Dexus’s development pipeline and debt management, while transferring ownership of BHP’s Brisbane headquarters to Dexus.
Dexus to buy BHP’s 480 Queen Street in $650m-plus Brisbane deal
BHP’s Brisbane headquarters at 480 Queen Street is being sold in a deal reported to be worth more than $650 million. Multiple outlets say property group Dexus has agreed to purchase the site, with pro...
- Dexus has agreed to purchase BHP’s Brisbane headquarters at 480 Queen Street.
- The deal is reported to be worth $650 million or more.
- Dexus plans to use proceeds to pay down debt.
- Dexus says the proceeds will help fund its Waterfront Brisbane development.
- Waterfront Brisbane is reported at about $2.5 billion in value.
Property giant Dexus has agreed to offload 480 Queen Street to pay down debt and fund its $2.5 billion Waterfront Brisbane development.
3 hours agoProperty giant Dexus has agreed to offload 480 Queen Street to pay down debt and fund its $2.5 billion Waterfront Brisbane development.
3 hours agoProperty giant Dexus has agreed to offload 480 Queen Street to pay down debt and fund its $2.5 billion Waterfront Brisbane development.
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