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Commercial Property for Sale in Australia

AllCommercial.com.au is Australia's dedicated commercial property marketplace, with listings for sale across every state and territory. Whether you're searching for a CBD office in Sydney, a warehouse in Melbourne's west, a retail shop in Brisbane, or development land on the Gold Coast — our platform connects buyers and investors directly with agents, vendors and property owners nationwide.

Commercial Property for Lease

Leasing the right commercial space is one of the most important decisions a business can make. AllCommercial.com.au makes the search straightforward — browse offices for lease in Sydney, industrial sheds for lease in Melbourne, retail shops for lease in Brisbane and available spaces across every major metro and regional centre in Australia.

Businesses for Sale

Alongside commercial property, AllCommercial lists a broad range of businesses for sale across Australia — including cafés and restaurants, franchises, retail businesses and professional practices. Whether you're a first-time buyer or an experienced investor, you'll find genuine opportunities across every industry and price point.

Browse Commercial Property by Category

Australia's commercial property market covers a wide range of asset classes, and 2026 is shaping up as a strong year across most sectors.

Offices are seeing renewed demand in major CBDs, with growth returning across Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide, and Melbourne's Eastern Core recording sustained demand and strong rental growth. Tenants are prioritising quality buildings with good amenity and transport access, making well-positioned office assets increasingly competitive.

Factory, warehouse and industrial property remains one of the most sought-after asset classes in the country. Sustained demand for logistics, warehousing and technology-enabled industrial assets is being driven by e-commerce growth, supply chain changes and expanding digital infrastructure.

Shop and retail property has staged a strong recovery. Constrained supply, steady foot traffic and rental growth are making retail one of the standout performers — from neighbourhood strip shops through to large-format centres.

Showrooms and bulky goods properties attract homemaker and trade-focused tenants requiring high-exposure sites with easy vehicle access — a category that continues to draw strong interest from both occupiers and investors in suburban and fringe locations.

Medical and consulting suites are in consistent demand, underpinned by Australia's growing healthcare sector and the shift toward community-based care. These assets appeal to owner-occupiers and investors alike, given their typically long lease terms and stable tenancy profiles.

Hotels, motels, pubs and leisure venues offer opportunities across the full spectrum — from regional motels and freehold pubs through to tourism-driven accommodation assets in coastal and lifestyle markets.

Development and land listings range from compact infill sites to large-scale mixed-use and industrial development opportunities. With supply tightening across most capital cities, well-located development sites remain keenly contested.

Rural and farming properties cover everything from cropping and grazing operations to agribusiness assets and rural lifestyle holdings — listed by agents with specialist knowledge of Australia's agricultural markets.