25 Martin Place is a premier-grade building located in the heart of Martin Place, which serves as the central business district of Sydney.

Designed by the renowned architect Harry Seidler, this building stands as one of the most iconic commercial structures in Sydney. Soaring to 67 storeys and reaching a height of 228 meters, 25 Martin Place held the distinction of being the tallest building in Australia from 1978 until 1992.
Constructed using reinforced concrete, 25 Martin Place is characterized by its modernist design, featuring a white octagonal column. The building was recognized with the prestigious John Sulman Medal by the Royal Australian Institute of Architects in 1983.

The podium of the building houses a shopping center with an array of exclusive fashion labels, including brands like Longchamp, Jimmy Choo, and Omega. The complex also includes the Theatre Royal, which has 1,186 seats, a car park, a recently renovated gourmet food hall, and numerous cafes.

Positioned directly above Martin Place station, 25 Martin Place offers exceptional transport connections, making it easily accessible for tenants and visitors. The building also houses in-house amenities such as medical facilities, including doctors, dentists, and medical centers.

One of the most remarkable features of this building is the spectacular panoramic views it provides, encompassing the stunning Sydney Harbour and the city skyline. Many of Sydney’s iconic landmarks, including the Harbour Bridge, Sydney Opera House, and Hyde Park, are within walking distance.
25 Martin Place is home to a diverse range of tenants, including SunRice, a global food business valued at $1 billion, the Sydney Consulate of the United States of America, the NSW Department of Primary Industries, as well as a notable list of law firms and financial institutions.