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Johnston Business Sales
Albany, WA
Price: $230,000-$250,000
Private Seller
Albany, WA
Price: $180,000
Bonza Business & Franchise Sales
Ravensthorpe, WA
Price: $338,000
Elders Southern Districts Estate Agency
Albany, WA
Price: $500,000 + stock at valu...
Platinum Business Sales
Western Australia
Price: Under Offer / Offer
Ascend Corporate Pty Ltd
Mount Barker, WA
Price: For Lease
The Finn Group
Centennial Park, WA
Price: $79,990
Wollermann Business Brokers
Albany, WA
Price: $5,000
TrackMyCalls.com.au
Albany, WA
Price: From $27,500 Inc GST
Performance Business Sales Pty Ltd
Albany & Southern Region WA
Price: $1,850,000
Based on Bsale Market data, the Albany and Southern WA business market offers a mix of lifestyle and commercial opportunities, supported by regional hubs, tourism, and a steady flow of buyer demand across hospitality, retail, trades, and service sectors.
There are currently 23 businesses for sale in Albany and Southern WA, representing a combined advertised value of approximately $14 million. The average asking price is $613,021, providing a clear benchmark for buyers exploring regional WA markets.
Albany's average asking price sits below the national average ($658,623) and below Perth ($672,082) and Bunbury and South West WA ($720,561), reflecting smaller-scale businesses, lifestyle-focused operations, and accessible opportunities for first-time buyers or semi-retirement investments.
Based on current Bsale Market data, there are 22 active business listings across Albany and Southern WA.
While smaller than Bunbury or Perth, the region maintains an active market with consistent buyer interest. Opportunities span key towns such as Albany, Denmark, Mount Barker, and Walpole, providing options for lifestyle-driven buyers and those seeking established hospitality, retail, or service businesses in the region.
The average asking price for businesses in Albany & Southern WA is $627,250, ranking the region below Perth and Bunbury & South West WA, and slightly below the national average of $658,623.
This figure reflects a mix of owner-operated cafes, retail outlets, trade and service businesses, and tourism-focused operations, many with steady cash flow and manageable operating costs suited to first-time buyers or lifestyle purchasers.
Based on Bsale Market data, Albany & Southern WA offers a broad range of businesses appealing to lifestyle and owner-operator buyers.
Common listings include cafes, restaurants, retail stores, trades and construction services, professional services, tourism businesses, and small-scale light industrial operations. These enterprises attract first time buyers and buyers seeking established operations with reliable cash flow and lifestyle benefits.
Buyer enquiry across the region remains steady, with interest focused on both coastal and inland towns servicing tourism and local communities.
Key towns attracting buyers include Albany, Denmark, Mount Barker, Walpole, and Kojonup, with smaller communities such as Borden and Katanning also drawing lifestyle-driven interest. Demand focuses on hospitality, retail, trades, and tourism operations, reflecting both lifestyle appeal and potential for operational growth across the region.
Since 2000, Bsale has helped Australians buy and sell businesses across Albany & Southern WA and every major city and regional centre nationwide. Buying or selling in this region requires understanding local pricing expectations, industry demand, and buyer behaviour across towns and sectors.
Buyers can compare live opportunities by industry, location, and price range, while sellers improve outcomes by aligning their asking price with current market benchmarks and buyer demand. Businesses in Albany & Southern WA are commonly sold through licensed brokers or marketed directly via the Bsale marketplace.
If you’re looking to buy, start with Bsale’s Buying a Business Guide to understand due diligence, valuations, and finance. If you’re ready to sell, explore our Guide to Selling a Business, connect with a licensed broker, or advertise your business directly on Bsale to reach qualified buyers.
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Albany and Southern WA offer a strong regional buying opportunity, driven by lifestyle migration, tourism growth, and steady local demand for essential services. With the region’s population and visitor numbers rising, fundamental demand for hospitality, trades, and professional services continues to outpace supply.
The market is moderately active, currently boasting 22 listings with an average asking price of $627,250. This gives buyers a solid selection of established businesses with strong community ties, while regional locations typically face less competition than metro areas, making it easier to find a business that matches your goals.
Financially, this presents a compelling opportunity. The lower entry price compared with Perth and other major cities, combined with ongoing regional infrastructure improvements, provides owner-operators with better serviceability and the potential for profitable returns, particularly in hospitality, logistics, and essential services.
The Southern WA market is dominated by hospitality and tourism-related businesses, including Cafes, Restaurants, Wellness and Accommodation, reflecting the region’s visitor economy. There is also strong demand for Trades, Logistics, and Essential Services, as well as small-scale Agriculture Businesses, which provide stable, recurring revenue in regional communities.
Buyer interest is highest in Albany and Middleton Beach, and industrial precincts, where tourism, trade, and port-linked businesses thrive. Nearby towns and regional centres such as Denmark, Mount Melville, and Pingrup also attract buyers looking for lifestyle-focused or farming-support businesses, offering lower competition and strong local loyalty.