Port Phillip Arcade
37°49′2.207″S 144°57′59.642″E / 37.81727972°S 144.96656722°E / -37.81727972; 144.96656722
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Port Phillip Arcade was a small arcade in Melbourne, the capital city of the Australian state of Victoria with several cafés and general food outlets. It connects Flinders Lane with Flinders Street between Swanston Street and Degraves Street.
Demolition
The tenants of Port Phillip Arcade were given until September 5, 2017, to clear and leave their premises so that the arcade can be demolished in preparation for the Melbourne Metro Rail Project.[1] The Melbourne Metro Rail Project is not offering compensation for loss of business or community. Individual offers have been made to tenants ranging from $30,000 to $125,000 to cover the costs of relocation.[1]
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- Flinders
- Flinders Lane
- Collins
- Little Collins
- Bourke
- Little Bourke
- Lonsdale
- Little Lonsdale
- La Trobe
- Spencer
- King
- William
- Market
- Queen
- Elizabeth
- Swanston
- Russell
- Exhibition
- Spring
- ACDC Lane
- Bank Place
- Bligh Place
- Block Place
- Caledonian Lane
- Causeway Lane
- Centre Place
- Degraves Street
- Hardware Lane
- Hosier Lane
- Manchester Lane
- McKillop Street
- Niagara Lane
- Punch Lane
- Block Arcade
- Campbell Arcade
- Cathedral Arcade
- Howey Place
- Melbourne GPO
- Port Phillip Arcade
- Royal Arcade
References
- ^ a b "Authorities move in on Port Phillip Arcade - CBD News". CBD News. 1 September 2017. Retrieved 31 October 2017.
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