Vocus Data Centre – Glebe
30 Ross Street, Forest Lodge, NSW, NS 2037, AU
Carriers on-net
1
Colocation space
6,240
m²
30 Ross Street is a three-storey telecommunications building in Forest Lodge, the inner-west Sydney suburb that shares postcode 2037 with neighbouring Glebe. It runs to 6,240 m2 on a 3,655 m2 block and has solar on the roof, and it is the historic AAPT network hub for Sydney. TPG Telecom bought the freehold from AAPT for A$30 million in 2014 and put it back on the market in September 2023 at expectations near A$45 million on a fifteen-year leaseback; no completed sale has been announced. Vocus has run the network business inside it since 31 July 2025.
Facility Specifications
Site information
- Colocation space
- 6,240 m2
Platforms & amenities
- Amenities
- Rooftop solar
Network ecosystem — 1 carriers on-net
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Frequently asked questions
Who runs 30 Ross Street today?
Vocus, which took over TPG Telecom's enterprise, government and wholesale fixed business and its fibre assets on 31 July 2025 for A$5.25 billion. Vocus itself is owned by Macquarie Asset Management and Aware Super.
What is the ownership position on the building?
TPG Telecom bought it from AAPT for A$30 million in 2014 and listed it through Colliers in September 2023 at expectations near A$45 million, on a fifteen-year leaseback with a further ten-year option at about A$3.1 million a year. The outcome of that process has never been published.
How big is the Ross Street building?
6,240 m2 over three storeys, on a 3,655 m2 site, with rooftop solar.
Which suburb is the building in?
Forest Lodge, NSW 2037. It adjoins Glebe and shares the postcode, which is why the building has carried the Glebe name for as long as it has.