Commercial property for sale

Commercial property for sale in Australia

Updated 4 November 2026

A commercial property for sale in Australia is listed from about A$90,000 for a regional Queensland property to A$925,000–A$975,000 plus GST for a 300 m² freehold in a city-centre precinct, according to sellers' websites, November 2026. For current prices for your exact brief, create a free request on BlaBlaPrice, and its AI looks through local sellers' listings and shows what it finds.

Rules to check before you buy

Every state has its own process. In Victoria, a purchase involves contracts, a Section 32 vendor statement, due diligence, GST and duty, plus land tax. Transfer registration fees there can range from about A$136 to A$1,144, and conveyancing fees often run from A$800 to A$2,000, so budget for them on top of the price.

Check the agent too. In Western Australia a real estate agent must be at least 18, be of good character and hold a current National Police Certificate, and in New South Wales the one-year agent licence fee for 2026–27 is A$571, or A$553 if lodged online. Ask the agent for the licence number before you go further.

Season and timing

Your request is made in November, at the end of spring. Summer runs from December to February, so if you want to inspect and sign before the year ends, tell sellers in the request which weeks suit you.

How space is measured and quoted here

Floor area is given in square metres (m²), so ask for the exact m² and whether the land is included, not just the number of rooms. Some listings are quoted plus GST, as the 300 m² CBD freehold is. Sales in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide are handled by local agents, so name the city and district in your request. Regional sales like the Queensland property are often offered by expression of interest, so ask how that process works before you make an offer.

What to put in your request

Write the property type, the district, the floor area in m², your budget in A$, the intended use, the floor, access, whether the land is included, and whether you need a tenant in place. Also say which documents you want to see first, such as the lease and contracts.

Describe all of this in your own words in the chat on BlaBlaPrice, which is free for buyers, with a photo if you have one. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice receive the request and reply in the chat with their price and terms, while your contacts stay hidden until you decide who to exchange them with. You can also read how BlaBlaPrice works first.