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The Mark at Sydney's Central Park

Central Park is the $2 billion transformation of a heritage brewery site on Sydney's Broadway into a vibrant mixed-use urban village.

Designed by architects Johnson Pilton Walker, 'The Mark' is a soaring glass tower of sustainability, advanced building technology and applied imagination - and your opportunity to capitalise on Central Park's success.
Register your interest now at centralparksydney.com or call 1300 857 057. >>
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