Office Space for Rent in Dandenong South

Dandenong South is a suburb in Melbourne, in the Australian state of Victoria. It is located 31 km (19 miles) south-east from the city’s central business district. The City of Greater Dandenong is its Local Government Area. Dandenong South is primarily industrialised and is bordered by the suburb of Hallam and the City of Casey region. It has a population of around five-thousand inhabitants.

Business Information

Main industries in the suburb in terms of employment include polymer product manufacturing, motor vehicle manufacturing, cafes, restaurants and takeaway food services as well as pharmaceutical and other store-based retailing. Nearby Melbourne is home to such companies as Toyota, Holden, and the National Australia Band. There are many options for serviced offices in the area of Dandenong.

Entertainment And Dining Out

Dandenong has a lot to offer in terms of sights and things to do including the Australian Shark and Ray Centre, the largest shark and sting ray feeding experience in the world. Other points of interest include the Dandenong Plaza shopping centre, Dandenong Market, the Afghan Bazaar, the Dandenong Town Hall - home of the Dandenong Theatre Company, Dandenong Park, and the Stan Prior Soundshell playground. The suburb is also in close proximity to the forests of Dandenong Ranges and the beautiful beaches of the Mornington Peninsula. Nearby Melbourne offers an indoor rainforest in the Melbourne Museum. The area of Dandenong has a variety of restaurants offering diverse cuisine options. La Penini is one of the best Italian restaurants, Danni’s Food For Thought is a great place to sample modern Australian meals and Gibe Restaurant prepares authentic African meals.

Transport Information

Reaching Dandenong South by plane is quite easy, as it is located 65 km (40 miles) from the Melbourne International Airport and around 11 km (7 miles) from the regional Moorabbin Airport. The Dandenong Railway Station is within a few minutes and provides a fast train ride into central Melbourne.