2,548 Businesses For Sale in Melbourne Region VIC

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Wholesale & Retail Nursery | Established Perennials Nursery Opportunity | VIC

Business Brokers Network Australia

St Andrews, VIC

Price: Expressions of Interest

  • Turnover: $1,297,310 FY2026
  • Net Profit: $387,000 4 Year Average
  • Established: Well-established; years of operational experience

An Exceptional Opportunity Is Now Available To Acquire A Well-established Wholesale & Retail Nursery With A Focus On Rare And Unusual Perennials, Including Shade Loving Woodlanders...

Nursery Gardening

Premium Fish & Chips in Blue Chip Suburb

Direct Business Hub

Brighton East, VIC

Price: $69,000

  • Turnover: $Roughly $331,000 in annual sales
  • Net Profit: $Approximately $60,000 net profit; owner takes home over $100,000+ including additional wages
  • Established: Trading for around five years

A Rare Opportunity To Acquire A Profitable, Premium, Fully Equipped Fish And Chips Shop With Five Years Of Brand History In One Of Melbourne's Most Affluent Bayside Pockets. Profit...

Restaurant

Melbourne Business for Sale Market Insights

Market insights updated for the September 2026 quarter.

There are currently 2,548 businesses for sale in Melbourne on Bsale, including cafes, restaurants, franchises, service businesses and established businesses. New listings are added regularly, with more than 1,000 listings updated across Bsale every week.

Melbourne is one of the two largest business for sale markets on Bsale, accounting for around three in four Victorian listings. Together with Sydney, it makes up more than four in ten businesses for sale nationally.

Melbourne was also one of the five Australian areas receiving the highest number of buyer enquiries on Bsale, and enquiries for Victorian businesses rose 35% year-on-year in the September 2026 quarter.

 

What Is the Average Asking Price for a Business in Melbourne?

The average asking price for businesses for sale in Melbourne was $610,978 in the September 2026 quarter, according to Bsale's market data, below the Victorian average of $680,506.

As one of the largest markets on Bsale, Melbourne includes many smaller cafes, restaurants and service businesses alongside larger operations, offering buyers a wide range of price points.

Buyers looking beyond Melbourne can also consider the Mornington Peninsula, Geelong & South West Victoria and Ballarat & Grampians.

Asking prices are advertiser-supplied, are not independently verified and may include stock, plant and equipment or property.

 

How Is the Melbourne Business Sales Market Performing?

Businesses marked as sold in Melbourne rose around 60% year-on-year in the September 2026 quarter, the strongest increase of any capital city. Victoria accounted for one in three businesses marked as sold nationally.

Melbourne's sold listings carried the lowest average asking price of the major capitals, reflecting strong turnover among cafes, restaurants and smaller service businesses.

Nationally, the median time between a business being listed and marked as sold on Bsale was 202 days.

Sold figures reflect listings marked as sold on Bsale, not independently verified transactions or final sale prices. Not all businesses are marked as sold when removed from Bsale.

 

What Types of Businesses Are Buyers Looking for in Melbourne?

Hospitality remains the largest category on Bsale, accounting for approximately 28% of buyer enquiries nationally, and cafes led all categories for businesses marked as sold. Cafes for sale in Melbourne sit alongside restaurants, retail and franchises.

Nationally, enquiries for service businesses rose 62% year-on-year and automotive businesses 51%. These sectors include cleaning businesses and mechanics.

Listings advertised as under management received around 30% more enquiries than the national average, while automated businesses, including car washes, attracted almost twice the average.

Industry enquiry trends are based on national Bsale activity and may differ within Melbourne.

 

Where Are Buyers Looking for Businesses in Melbourne?

Buyer enquiries across Melbourne during the September 2026 quarter included suburbs such as Eltham, Bentleigh East, Preston and Doncaster East.

Business opportunities are advertised throughout the Melbourne CBD, inner suburbs and outer growth corridors, with different locations offering varying customer markets, lease costs and business types.

Buyers interested in an established business model can also view franchises for sale in Melbourne.

 

Buying a Business in Melbourne

Bsale has connected buyers with businesses advertised for sale across Australia since 2000, including Melbourne and regional Victoria.

Before buying a business in Melbourne, review its financial performance, lease conditions, employee arrangements and any industry-specific licensing requirements. With many cafes and hospitality businesses on the market, compare similar listings to understand what a fair asking price looks like.

Buyers are increasingly requesting financial statements, information memorandums and confidentiality agreements earlier in the enquiry process. Having finance organised and professional advisers available can help buyers assess an opportunity and move through due diligence.

For more information, read Bsale's buying guides and latest market reports.

Bsale market insights are based on activity recorded on Bsale and do not represent all Australian business sales. Asking prices and sold statuses are advertiser-supplied and not independently verified. Figures are provided as a general market guide and are not financial advice.

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Melbourne Business for Sale FAQs

According to Bsale's September 2026 Quarter Market Report, the average asking price of businesses for sale in Melbourne is $610,978, while Melbourne businesses marked as sold had an average asking price of $359,631. Prices range from small owner-operated businesses under $100,000 to established enterprises worth several million dollars.

Most lenders require a cash deposit of 30% to 50% of the purchase price, so a typical acquisition needs a starting budget of roughly $110,000 to $180,000 at Melbourne's average sold asking price. Also budget for legal fees, due diligence costs, lease transfer costs and enough working capital to cover your first 90 days of trading

Bsale data reflects listing activity on the Bsale platform only, not all business sales in Australia. Asking prices may include stock, plant and equipment or property. Figures are a general guide and not financial advice. Sold figures reflect listings marked as sold on Bsale and the asking price displayed at the time, not confirmed sale prices. Not all businesses are marked sold when removed from Bsale.

Melbourne offers more choice than almost any other market in Australia and one of the lowest average asking prices of the capital cities. Buyer interest is also rising with enquiries for Victorian businesses on Bsale up 35% on a year earlier in the September 2026 quarter, so well-priced, well-documented businesses can attract strong competition.

Buyers who have finance arranged and advisers lined up for due diligence are best placed to act quickly on the right opportunity.

 

Yes. Buyers should review commercial lease conditions under Victoria's Retail Leases Act 2003, confirm any required liquor licences with Liquor Control Victoria, and check zoning and planning approvals with the local council. Property purchases may also attract Victorian land transfer duty.

Business Victoria offers free resources and guidance for business owners, while the Victorian Small Business Commission assists with commercial lease disputes. Always seek independent legal and financial advice before purchasing a business.

 

Click "Save Search" on this page or set up Buyer Alerts. Bsale will email you matching new listings daily at 6 am, so you see new opportunities before most buyers.

Before you commit, check the financials (at least three years of profit and loss statements and BAS), the legal position (the commercial lease, licences and any council orders) and the operations (staff, systems and equipment).

Ask for the information memorandum early, have an accountant confirm the owner's earnings against the bank statements, and have a commercial solicitor review the contract before you sign.

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To reach buyers across Australia, advertise your business on Bsale directly, or work with a licensed business broker who lists on Bsale.

To achieve the best price, have your financials ready, document how the business runs day to day, and price it realistically.

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