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10 Best Condominium Complexes in Melbourne

Melbourne’s supplied condominium options range from riverside Southbank developments to CBD, Docklands and North Melbourne buildings. Compare the facilities, setting and day-to-day services that matter most for living, visiting or exploring a purchase.

How this guide is ordered

Think of this as the list you would want if you were hunting for condominium complexes in Melbourne yourself: people who know the job, clients who come back pleased, an easy way to get hold of them and a spot not far away.

Paying for a visibility service is open to any business, so a few listings here are more prominent.

Full Comparison of 10 Condominium Complexes in Melbourne

  1. Nord, Melbourne

    Nord

    5.0107 reviews

    Open 24 hours

    Nord is a North Melbourne apartment building close to the city, tram lines and the Parkville metro station. Its resident experience is supported by building managers who handle maintenance, cleanliness, deliveries and resident requests, while newsletters and events such as games nights help build community. The building suits residents seeking organised, responsive day-to-day management.

    Stands out: Management supports both practical operations and resident activities

    Residents wanting convenient access to transport and city amenitiesPeople who value active building management and community events
    83 Flemington Rd, North Melbourne VIC 3051, Australia
  2. Melbourne Grand Apartments by Central Equity

    Melbourne Grand Apartments by Central Equity

    4.9169 reviews

    Melbourne Grand Apartments by Central Equity is an apartment building in Melbourne’s CBD, offering spacious apartments in a 58-storey tower at 560 Lonsdale Street. Its residences feature floor-to-ceiling windows, usable balconies, storage, integrated air-conditioning and motorised blinds, with kitchens including Miele appliances. The building also provides resident facilities, concierge support and access to nearby Queen Victoria Market, stations and Flagstaff Gardens.

    Stands out: Apartments include floor-to-ceiling windows, balconies and detailed storage provision

    Residents seeking spacious CBD apartmentsBuyers looking for city views, storage and integrated apartment features
    560 Lonsdale St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
  3. Melbourne Square Display Gallery

    Melbourne Square Display Gallery

    4.832 reviews

    Melbourne Square Display Gallery in Southbank presents display options for the Melbourne Square condominium project. It suits prospective purchasers and investors who want to explore the development in person, with a swimming pool among the features shown. The gallery is also set up for guided visits and provides parking access.

    Stands out: Display options can be viewed in person at a dedicated gallery

    Prospective purchasers and investors exploring a planned residential development
    29 Balston St, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
  4. The Melburnian, Melbourne

    The Melburnian

    4.650 reviews

    Open 24 hours

    The Melburnian is a residential condominium complex in Southbank known for its distinctive architecture and proximity to the city. The complex includes a gym and pool, and is described as well maintained, with nearby trams and a peaceful park in the city centre. It suits residents seeking central apartment living with shared facilities.

    Stands out: Distinctive, admired residential architecture

    People considering central Southbank apartment livingResidents wanting access to a shared gym and poolThose prioritising proximity to trams and the city
    250 St Kilda Rd, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
  5. The William, Melbourne

    The William

    4.4144 reviews

    Open 24 hours

    The William is a Melbourne condominium complex offering apartment accommodation and shared facilities in the CBD. It suits visitors or residents wanting proximity to city attractions, dining, public transport and tram stops, with amenities including a heated outdoor pool, gym, BBQ facilities and city views. The building is positioned between Southern Cross Station and central Melbourne.

    Stands out: Heated outdoor pool and substantial gym facilities

    Visitors wanting CBD accommodation near transportPeople seeking apartment-style facilities in MelbourneGuests who value a pool, gym and city views
    199 William St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
  6. A1Collins Arch, Melbourne

    A1Collins Arch

    4.533 reviews

    A1Collins Arch is a Melbourne condominium complex recognised for its distinctive architecture and accessible, well-appointed design. The development includes private apartments, a cafe, an outdoor grassy area and the W Hotel, making it notable for combining residential space with hospitality and public-facing features in the city skyline.

    Stands out: Original architecture forms a prominent part of the complex’s identity

    People interested in Melbourne architecture and contemporary city developmentsResidents or visitors seeking a development with hospitality features nearby
    447 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
  7. Freshwater Place, Melbourne

    Freshwater Place

    4.3612 reviews

    Freshwater Place is a Southbank condominium complex with residential facilities spread across two levels. Amenities described for the building include a gym, pool, spa, steam room, sauna, cinema, massage rooms, meeting room, outdoor area and barbecues. Its riverside setting provides city views and access to nearby food options and services.

    Stands out: Facilities include both wellness amenities and shared entertainment spaces

    Residents seeking extensive on-site leisure facilitiesPeople who value a riverside Southbank setting
    1 Freshwater Pl, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
  8. Marina Tower, Melbourne

    Marina Tower

    4.475 reviews

    Open 24 hours

    Marina Tower is a Docklands condominium complex with apartments and shared facilities including a gym and heated pool. Its location is close to supermarkets, Costco, other stores, restaurants and public transport, with trams easily accessible. The building also offers views and is within walking distance of nearby dining and retail options.

    Stands out: Combines apartment living with gym and pool access

    Residents seeking Docklands accommodation close to shopping, restaurants and trams
    8 Pearl River Rd, Docklands VIC 3008, Australia
  9. LIV Munro, Melbourne

    LIV Munro

    4.382 reviews

    LIV Munro is a Melbourne condominium complex next to Queen Victoria Market, with apartments supported by on-site maintenance and shared amenities. Facilities include a fitness centre, swimming pool, outdoor space, on-site parking and pet-friendly provisions. Responsive maintenance is part of the residential experience, with reported repairs handled promptly and efficiently.

    Stands out: The complex is next to Queen Victoria Market

    Residents wanting a central Melbourne locationPeople seeking pool, fitness and outdoor amenitiesPet owners looking for pet-friendly accommodation
    101 Therry St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
  10. Melbourne Square

    Melbourne Square

    4.2247 reviews

    Melbourne Square is a Southbank condominium complex with residential accommodation, shared facilities and concierge and building-management services. It suits residents and visitors seeking a centrally located precinct with views, on-site support and convenient access to everyday amenities. The building team is described as handling maintenance and complex logistics with a proactive, resident-focused approach.

    Stands out: Building management combines concierge assistance with maintenance coordination

    Residents seeking concierge support and managed building services
    93-119 Kavanagh St, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia

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What these complexes offer

  • Wellness and recreationFreshwater Place includes a gym, pool, spa, steam room and sauna, while The Melburnian and Marina Tower also describe pool and gym access.
  • Shared outdoor spacesSeveral developments describe outdoor areas, barbecues, grassy spaces, views or balconies, giving residents and visitors different ways to use communal or private open space.
  • Concierge and building managementMelbourne Square combines concierge assistance with maintenance and complex-logistics coordination; Nord describes managers handling deliveries, cleanliness and requests.
  • Apartment featuresMelbourne Grand Apartments describes floor-to-ceiling windows, balconies, storage, integrated air-conditioning, motorised blinds and Miele kitchen appliances.

Choosing a Melbourne condominium complex

  1. Match the setting to your routineCompare Southbank, CBD, Docklands and North Melbourne according to the nearby transport, food, shopping or green-space access described.
  2. Separate resident facilities from display informationMelbourne Square Display Gallery is a place to explore a planned development, whereas other entries describe residential buildings and shared amenities.
  3. Prioritise the facilities you will useLook beyond a pool or gym: some complexes add cinemas, saunas, outdoor areas, barbecues, concierge support or resident activities.
  4. Read practical qualifications carefullyThe supplied notes flag compact rooms at The William and variable relevance between residential living and visitor accommodation at Melbourne Square.

Frequently asked questions

Which complex has the widest leisure-facility description?

Freshwater Place lists a gym, pool, spa, steam room, sauna, cinema, massage rooms, meeting room, outdoor area and barbecues.

Which options are in Southbank?

Freshwater Place, The Melburnian and Melbourne Square are described as Southbank complexes; Melbourne Square Display Gallery presents the Melbourne Square project.

Are any apartment features described in detail?

Melbourne Grand Apartments is described with balconies, storage, floor-to-ceiling windows, motorised blinds and Miele kitchen appliances.

Which building mentions active management?

Melbourne Square describes concierge and maintenance coordination, while Nord describes managers handling practical operations and resident activities.