King George Central, Office skyscraper in North Quarter Precinct, Brisbane, Australia

King George Central is a modern-style office skyscraper on Ann Street in Brisbane's central business district, beside the Ann Street Presbyterian Church in the Golden Triangle and the emerging North Quarter Precinct. It stands close to King George Square and the Queen Elizabeth II Courts of Law. Leighton Properties developed it with Thiess as lead contractor, and construction began in December 2009.

Construction of King George Central began in December 2009, developed by Leighton Properties with Thiess as lead contractor. The building was initially owned by the Commonwealth Property Office Fund. In November 2024 it was sold by Dexus to Aware Super.

King George Central takes its name from the adjacent King George Square, the civic space beside Brisbane City Hall. The tower occupies a site next to the Ann Street Presbyterian Church, so the office block and the church stand side by side in the Golden Triangle, the cluster of finance buildings in the central business district.

King George Central occupies a site beside the Ann Street Presbyterian Church, within the Golden Triangle of Brisbane's central business district, close to King George Square and the Queen Elizabeth II Courts of Law. It is an operating office tower rather than a public attraction, so interior access depends on the tenants.

King George Central was developed by Leighton Properties, with Thiess as lead contractor, on a site beside the Ann Street Presbyterian Church. The building changed hands twice: it was first held by the Commonwealth Property Office Fund, and in November 2024 Dexus sold it to Aware Super.