CBA moves in as Mirvac and Centuria win $1b ATP deal

By Carolyn Cummins
Updated November 12 2015 - 10:13pm, first published 9:32pm
The Commonwealth Bank announced it will become the anchor tenant at Australian Technology Park, following a successful bid by a Mirvac Group-led consortium to buy and redevelop the site.  Photo: Supplied
The Commonwealth Bank announced it will become the anchor tenant at Australian Technology Park, following a successful bid by a Mirvac Group-led consortium to buy and redevelop the site. Photo: Supplied
Atlassian founder Mike Cannon-Brookes had campaigned to keep the area for tech start-ups.  Photo: James Alcock
Atlassian founder Mike Cannon-Brookes had campaigned to keep the area for tech start-ups. Photo: James Alcock

A Mirvac-led consortium and Centuria​ Property have emerged the victors for the $263 million Australian Technology Park, which will be the new home for the Commonwealth Bank.

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