The peninsula has undergone a rapid and planned transformation over the past 10 years to a modern inner city business, residential and recreational precinct.

Pyrmont Peninsular is now a significant commercial precinct on the Sydney business landscape, home to household names like Channel 10, Channel 7, Nokia, American Express, NOVA, 2GB, 2SM, VEGA, IBM, Fox Sports, Bluescope Steel, IAG, Collex, Village Roadshow, and Universal Records.

There is also a myriad of smaller new generation industry groups from the fields of advertising, design, entertainment, telecommunications, media, publishing, management, consulting, public relations, architecture, building and property.

All are attracted to Pyrmont Peninsular for the same reasons; the precinct provides a well serviced, contemporary work environment a stones throw to the Sydney CBD but without the corporate stiffness or congestion that goes with a CBD address.

55 Miller Street neighbours the Fish Market light rail stop, just 100 metres from historic Union Square on cosmopolitan Harris Street, with its awarded restaurants, European cafes and providores.

Its just a 12 minute harbour-side walk over to the Sydney CBD and even less to Darling Harbour, Cockle Bay or King Street Wharf.

By car you have immediate access to the Cross City Tunnel and Western Distributor linking to the Eastern Distributor, M5, M4, M2 and M7. Few business addresses allow you to get into, out of, or around Sydney with so little fuss.

The peninsular is well serviced by taxis, buses and the light rail from the city to Glebe, Annandale and Lilyfield. There is great on street parking and public car parking.

Adjacent to 55 Miller Street is the famous Festival Records building, which has undergone an adaptive reuse and provides a full line supermarket and large span commercial office space over the upper floors.