The wealth management firm will relocate to the St Georges Terrace tower, marking the first major leasing transaction since Chevron’s exit.
Euroz Hartleys has secured the top two floors of QV1, in a deal that marks the first major leasing transaction since oil and gas giant Chevron exited the office tower.
The stockbroking group has signed a 10-year lease to occupy 2,504 square metres on levels 37 and 38 of QV1, moving from its current premises in Westralia Square and Alluvion.
Chevron and law firm Herbert Smith Freehills both relocated from QV1 to Brookfield’s One the Esplanade building in Elizabeth Quay earlier this year.
As of February, there was 37,000sqm of available space in QV1, which multinational real estate groups CBRE and Savills were tasked with leasing.
CBRE senior director office leasing Luke Bray said the recent move would provide Euroz Hartleys with premium facilities.
“QV1 is an amenity and experience-rich precinct, offering excellent facilities and services such as a 24-hour gym, onsite childcare, tennis and basketball courts, an EV rideshare and community garden, along with industry-leading environmental innovations and ratings,” he said.
Prior to the merger between Euroz and Hartleys in October 2020, Euroz staff were in the Alluvion building on Mounts Bay Road and Hartleys was in Westralia Square.
Staff remain split between the buildings, but the configuration of teams is unclear.
Euroz Hartleys managing director Tim Bunney said bringing its 189 employees together under one roof would strengthen the culture of its business.
“QV1 offers significant improvements to our employee value proposition with contiguous floors, existing staircase and premium facilities for our clients and staff,” Mr Bunney explained.
Euroz Hartleys worked with tenant advisory group Propertysolve to finalise the 10-year transaction.
The firm is expected to move into QV1 by the end of this year.
