Melbourne Median PriceThe House price is 9% lower than last year.
Surrounding suburbs| Albert Park | $2,082,700  | | Carlton | $1,450,200  | | Cremorne | $1,323,300 | | Docklands | $1,585,800 | | East Melbourne | $3,315,000 | | North Melbourne | $1,273,500 | | Parkville | $1,704,000 | | Prahran | $1,613,500 | | Richmond | $1,426,700 | | South Melbourne | $1,609,000 | | South Yarra | $1,702,600 | | Southbank | $885,300  | | St Kilda | $1,522,800 | | West Melbourne | $1,356,200 | | Windsor | $1,477,800 |
Melbourne Median RentThe House rent is 5% higher than last year.
| | Map | Street view | Nearby property price | | Planning History: | | | Registered as Victorian heritage | Last updated on - January 12, 2005
The facade of the Hoyts de Luxe Cinema, constructed in 1915 to the designs of notable architect William Pitt, is of Regional cultural significance as an outstanding example of the numerous pre-World War 11 theatres and cinemas that were concentrated in lower Bourke Street in the 19th and early 20th centuries, making that area the thriving entertainment heart of the city. This facade is also important as part of the earliest surviving purpose-built cinema buildings in the central business district.
It is also imporant as the sole survivor in Victoria of the large-arched design that was typical of the early Modern Baroque phase of cinema facade design, and as the first and, until construction of the Regent in 1929, grandest Hoyts Cinema.
Classified: 05/06/1995 | | | | 24 Feb 2006 | | Alterations to the shopfront and erection of business identification signs | | (Source: Melbourne Council, reference no: TP-2006-146) | | | | 07 Feb 2008 | | Partial demolition, buildings and works including an additional level to the existing building, use of part of the premises for a tavern to trade Monday to Saturday 9am til 1am, and Sunday 10am til 1am, to construct and display business signs and to | | (Source: Melbourne Council, reference no: TP-2008-82) |
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