Brief
Mushroom Group puts iconic Melbourne headquarters on the market
The former biscuit factory at 9 Dundas Lane, home to the Australian music label for nearly five decades, is listed by Marshall White and Stonebridge.
By Felo News Desk · Published
Melbourne’s independent music powerhouse Mushroom Group announced on 30 September that its longtime headquarters at 9 Dundas Lane, Albert Park, is on the market, according to Billboard.
The 525 sqm freehold property, a former biscuit factory, includes three street frontages, about 1,080 sqm of building area across two main levels, a 100 sqm upper‑level office and a rooftop terrace. Marshall White, in partnership with Stonebridge and acting under instructions from Advise Transact, are handling the sale.
CEO Matt Gudinski, son of founder Michael Gudinski, said the site has been “an incredible part of Mushroom’s history and is globally renowned in the music industry.” He added that finding a “right custodian” for the address is important as the company looks ahead.
Key facts
- Mushroom Group's headquarters at 9 Dundas Lane, Albert Park, is listed for sale. (billboard.com)
- The property comprises 525 sqm of freehold land with about 1,080 sqm of building area. (billboard.com)
- Marshall White, Stonebridge and Advise Transact are representing the sale. (billboard.com)
- CEO Matt Gudinski highlighted the building’s historic role in Australian music. (billboard.com)
Sources
- [1] billboard.com — originally reported as “After Almost Five Decades, Mushroom Group’s Melbourne HQ Is On The Market”
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