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Alice Springs, NT
Price: $900,000 WIWO
Car Wash Sales and Advisory
Alice Springs, NT
Price: Offers invited, $4M Plus
Boston Brokers
Alice Springs, NT
Price: FOR SALE - Contact Agent
Local Beanbag Hire
Alice Springs, NT
Price: $24,900
Business Brokers Network Australia
Alice Springs, NT
Price: $1,800,000 (Freehold) + EOI...
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Alice Springs Region NT
Price: EOI
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Alice Springs, NT
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Business Brokers Network Australia
Alice Springs, NT
Price: $349,000
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Alice Springs + Southern NT
Price: $2,000,000
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Alice Springs Region NT
Price: $270,000
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Alice Springs, NT
Price: Seeking EOI over $2.8...
Xcllusive Business Sales Pty Ltd
Alice Springs, NT
Price: Under Offer / Offer
Advantage Business Sales & Valuations
Alice Springs, NT
Price: SOLD
TrackMyCalls.com.au
Alice Springs, NT
Price: From $22,000 Inc GST
Business Brokers Network Australia
Alice Springs, NT
Price: $99,000 + SAV
Business Brokers Network Australia
Alice Springs, NT
Price: $249,000 + SAV
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Tennant Creek, NT
Price: $990,000
Business Brokers Network Australia
Alice Springs, NT
Price: $350,000
Based on Bsale Market data, the Alice Springs region is a small but tightly held regional business market, characterised by tourism-driven demand, locally focused service businesses, and essential regional operations.
There are currently 13 businesses for sale in Alice Springs, representing a combined advertised value of approximately $9.6 million. The average asking price is $870,455, making the region one of the higher-priced business markets in the Northern Territory.
Nearby regions such as Darwin report lower average asking prices ($557,466). Alice Springs pricing reflects a mix of hospitality, tourism, retail and service businesses that typically attract owner-operators and investors seeking stable, high-value opportunities in a remote, regional market.
Based on current Bsale Market data, there are 13 active business listings across the Alice Springs region.
While smaller in scale than Darwin, the Alice Springs market operates as a tightly held regional business hub, where listings are limited but often attract strong interest from local and interstate buyers. Opportunities are spread across the town centre and tourism-focused locations, with a high proportion of businesses appealing to hands-on owner-operators.
The average asking price for businesses in Alice Springs is $870,455, positioning the region above the NT average ($567,648) and the national average ($658,623).
Compared with nearby Darwin ($557,466), Alice Springs businesses are generally smaller in number but higher in value, reflecting the larger scale and established nature of local operations. This pricing highlights the region’s mix of tourism, hospitality, retail and essential services that consistently attract buyer interest despite a smaller market size.
Based on Bsale Market data, businesses for sale in Alice Springs are predominantly tourism-oriented and service-based, aligned with the region’s visitor economy and residential communities. Common listings include cafes, restaurants and takeaway food businesses, accommodation and tourism operations, retail stores, health services and trades-based businesses. This mix appeals to buyers seeking hands-on operations with strong local and visitor demand.
uyer enquiry across Alice Springs is concentrated in the town centre and areas with high tourist traffic. Consistent interest is seen in businesses with established reputations, repeat customer bases, and strong ties to the local community. Buyers are also exploring nearby towns such as Alice Springs Desert Park precinct, Ross River, Heavitree Gap, and the Stuart Highway corridor, where tourism, services and regional demand support viable business opportunities. These locations attract buyers seeking established operations with strong local and visitor demand, supporting steady transaction activity despite limited listing volumes.
Since 2000, Bsale has helped Australians buy and sell businesses across Darwin and every major city and regional centre nationwide. Buying or selling a business in Alice Springs requires an understanding of local demand drivers, pricing expectations and the Territory’s unique operating environment.
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 Alice Springs are commonly sold through licensed business brokers or marketed directly to buyers 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 business broker, or advertise your business directly on Bsale to reach qualified buyers.
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Alice Springs is offering a unique regional buying opportunity, supported by its role as the commercial and service hub of Central Australia. With consistent demand from government, tourism, defence, and essential services, the local economy remains resilient and less dependent on population growth alone.
The market is compact but active, currently featuring 13 listings with an average asking price of $870,455. This gives buyers access to established, cash-flow-positive businesses with strong local ties, while sellers benefit from motivated buyers seeking long-term regional ownership rather than short-term speculation.
Financially, this presents a compelling proposition. While entry prices are higher than some regional centres, Alice Springs businesses often benefit from limited competition, strong margins, and reliable demand, particularly in hospitality, accommodation, trades, and essential services.