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Four mobile ticket booths have been listed on Circular Quay's Wharf 1 by Place Management New South Wales (PMNSW).
PMNSW owns and manages some of the State’s most significant assets, including Sydney’s heritage and cultural precincts at The Rocks and Darling Harbour. 
Their vision is “to create extraordinary places."
They are seeking tenants for <a href="https://www.realcommercial.com.au/property-retail-nsw-sydney-503018034" target="_blank">four mobile ticket booths along the wharf</a> fronting the retail and restaurant spaces below the Bennelong 'Toaster' apartment building.
They've provided the dimensions of the ticket booth (below), however the licensee will be responsible for the ownership, design, construction and maintenance of the booth.
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The designs will need to be submitted to the PMNSW for approval.
The ticket booths are only available to operators who have the appropriate permissions from NSW Roads and Maritime Service to operate from the adjacent Wharf 1.
The licensee terms can be between one and five years and the maximum trading hours and seven days a week during daylight hours only, however exclusions are included for specific events such as New Years Eve.
Stonebridge Property Group agent Tim Andrews is marketing the spaces. 
  
 
 
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Circular Quay ticket booths for lease

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Investors Danny and Cindy Gilbert have added another marquee property to their Pyrmont portfolio - but this time it’s their new home.
The couple have had a busy month with the recent sale of their HYPE shoes company to RCG Corporation. 
Now they have upgraded their harbourfront home through Robert Alfeldi of FELDI Property Agents who had the off market offering.
It was the prime top floor southern corner penthouse on the Sydney Wharf complex which seems set for a renovation by the couple after their reputed $6.5 million acquisItion. It last sold at $3.88 million in 2007 when bought by Danny Goldberg.
The property combines expansive floor areas, an abundance of light with soaring ceiling heights and a grandstand view of the Sydney skyline.  
“With some 40sqm of roof top deck the views from this entertainer's haven match the best roof top bars around the world,” Robert Alfeldi suggested.
Alfeldi holds the highest price record for apartments in Pyrmont when he secured $12 million earlier this year when the Huang family bought from Dr Ian Campbell.
Danny and Cindy Gilbert will continue to manage the business day‐to‐day as joint CEOs of Hype and Danny Gilbert will join the RCG board as an executive director. 
They founded it in 1998. The deal included the issue of shares worth $52.5 million to the Gilberts. There are 57 Hype DC stores selling athleisure and active wear brands as well as three Shubar stores, which sell men's and women's fashion shoes, boots and sandals, including some of RCG's brands.
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph.
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