Albert Park home of Mushroom Records has multiple developer offers

9 Dundas Lane, Albert Park, has long been home to Mushroom Records. It’s now had multiple offers to be transformed into a home — or even apartments. The legendary Albert Park home of Mushroom Records is looking likely for a future being redeveloped as housing. The property where Aussie music boss Michael Gudinski ran his empire from for decades had attracted multiple offers prior to the noon deadline of an expressions of interest sale for the site, one raising the prospect it will become an apartment complex. The 9 Dundas Lane building is where acts from Kylie Minogue to Jimmy Barnes were signed to the label, and for the past 46 years its offices have also supported household names like the Skyhooks, Archie Roach, Paul Kelly, Hunters & Collectors, Yothu Yindi, Vance Joy and The Temper Trap. RELATED: Mushroom Records lists HQ where Kylie Minogue was signed Melb home where Crowded House album Woodface recorded for sale Rock legend Ross Wilson selling Port Melb home Ed Sheeran was also a regular visitor, and saw Mr Gudinski as a mentor, while international acts from Madonna to Taylor Swift and The Rolling Stones were also brought to Australia by Frontier Touring which was establis...