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Screen Australia, the federal government agency that provides support for films, television shows and digital media, has taken up a 10-year lease with a five-year option at 45 Jones Street, Ultimo (pictured). The leasing agents, Jones Lang LaSalle’s Andrew Westaway and Savills Australia’s Nick Lau, said Screen Australia had consolidated its smaller offices at 150 William Street, Woolloomooloo, to the larger, 1999-square-metre Ultimo office. The lease was signed at $480 a square metre a year.
Agents face friendly fire
Ray White Commercial director John Skufris, Ray White agent Mikhail Sabishchykov and First National’s NSW member services manager, Darrell Fernandes, swapped their suits for Belmore United soccer strips last week for a friendly game with Sydney FC. The Sky Blues won the pre-season match at the Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre 6-0. The goals came from Brett Emerton, Rhyan Grant, Mitch Mallia, Ali Abbas and youth team striker Christopher Naumoff scored a double.
Frequently Asked Questions about this Article…
Screen Australia signed a 10-year commercial lease with a five-year option at 45 Jones Street, Ultimo, according to the article.
The new Ultimo office is 1,999 square metres. The article says Screen Australia consolidated its smaller offices at 150 William Street, Woolloomooloo, into the larger Ultimo premises.
The lease was signed at $480 a square metre per year, as reported in the article.
The leasing agents named in the article were Andrew Westaway of Jones Lang LaSalle and Nick Lau of Savills Australia.
The article reports that Ray White Commercial director John Skufris, Ray White agent Mikhail Sabishchykov and First National’s NSW member services manager Darrell Fernandes swapped suits for Belmore United strips to play a friendly match against Sydney FC.
The friendly took place at the Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre and Sydney FC (the Sky Blues) won the pre-season match 6-0.
The goals in the match came from Brett Emerton, Rhyan Grant, Mitch Mallia, Ali Abbas, and youth striker Christopher Naumoff, who scored twice.
No. The article provides factual details about the lease terms, size and consolidation and reports the agents and a related community soccer event, but it does not offer market analysis or investment advice.

