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The Melbourne BDO office is set to relocate to Collins Street next year following the growth within its Melbourne-based team.
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BDO doubles Melbourne office to accommodate expanding team
05 September 2024
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BDO has announced it will relocate its Melbourne office to a new office space at 35 Collins Street in late 2025.
The new location will be double the size of BDO’s current Melbourne office, initially totalling 5,000 square metres.
BDO Melbourne office managing partner David Garvey said the move has been in the planning stages for some time and aligns with the significant growth BDO has experienced across its Melbourne office.
Garvey said the new office location will comfortably accommodate BDO’s growing team with the opportunity for further expansion as the business grows.
“However, this move is not just about more desks; it’s about creating a workspace that enhances the experience for our people and supports BDO’s continued growth,” said Garvey.
Garvey said while BDO still has flexible workplace strategy for its staff, the firm is seeing increased demand from its employees to be physically in the office to maximise collaboration.
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The 10-year lease for 35 Collins Street keeps BDO within the Melbourne CBD and is centrally located with public transport links, including Parliament Station and tram stops.
BDO also announced last month that it will be expanding its operations in Canberra after recording record growth in annual revenue.
The firm aims to grow the Canberra branch over the next couple of years, with the hope of reaching over 100 staff members and eight to 10 partners.
The company currently has close to 300 partners and over 2,500 staff members.
The expansion into Canberra will build on an established public sector practice that currently equates to around 20 per cent of the company’s revenue in Australia, according to BDO chair David Fagan.
BDO also opened a project and infrastructure advisory practice in Perth in May this year that works with the government and private sector to help build more social housing.
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