28 National Circuit

The property sits on a 4,463 m² land parcel. This provides ample space for a range of commercial uses.

Forrest is the second most socio‑economic advantaged suburb in Australia, with 42.5 % of residents employed as professionals and a median personal income of $1,816 per week. The concentration of senior public servants and high‑earning households creates a strong client base for consulting, legal, and other professional services.

Within 0.5 km of the site are several hotels, Rydges Canberra (0.2 km), Burbury Hotel, Little National Hotel, and Hotel Realm, providing steady visitor traffic. Nearby churches, the Forrest Fire Station Precinct, and the Manuka shopping centre also generate footfall that can support cafés, restaurants, or event spaces.

Forrest’s streets follow the original Canberra plan and feature many circular and geometric patterns, which can be confusing to navigate. Planning for clear signage and ample turning space is advisable to ensure easy access for clients and deliveries.

The property lies within the Forrest Housing Precinct, an area subject to conservation measures to preserve its Garden City character and historic streetscape. Any development will need to comply with heritage guidelines governing the precinct.

The 2021 census shows Forrest’s population is highly educated, with 42.5 % professionals and a median weekly family income of $4,532, well above the national average. This affluent, professional demographic supports premium retail, boutique services, and high‑value business offerings.

Within roughly 0.6 km are the Australia Awards office, the National Press Club, and the Canberra Parliament House precinct, providing opportunities for B2B services, networking events, and contracts with public‑sector clients.

Part of the Manuka shopping centre lies within Forrest, offering immediate access to retail, dining, and service businesses. This proximity adds convenience for both employees and customers.