Commercial Sales
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Personal service for complex commercial sales
Selling a commercial property or business requires more than placing a listing online and waiting for enquiries. We understand that commercial sales can involve more moving parts than a residential transaction. Selling a business is different from selling the property it operates from, and a successful sale may require agreement from several parties, including the business owner, property owner, leaseholder, buyer and other professional advisers. We help you understand the process, identify what needs to happen and keep the right people informed as the sale progresses.
As a smaller, bespoke agency, we have the time to give every commercial sale the attention it deserves. From positioning and marketing the opportunity to managing enquiries, coordinating stakeholders and negotiating offers, you receive responsive communication and direct support throughout the journey. Whether you are selling a commercial investment, an owner-operated business or both the business and property together, you can expect the same level of care, commitment and VIP service.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The value of a commercial property in Goulburn depends on factors such as location, land size, building condition, zoning, rental income and current market demand. Properties with established tenants or development potential may also attract different types of buyers. Contact Homebase Real Estate to discuss your situation and arrange an appraisal.
Goulburn offers commercial property opportunities for investors and business owners, with its location between Sydney and Canberra providing access to two major markets. Investment suitability depends on the property’s purchase price, rental returns, tenant demand, ongoing expenses and long-term potential. It’s important to assess each opportunity individually.
Yes, commercial properties can generally be sold with existing tenants. In fact, an established tenancy may appeal to investors looking for rental income. The terms of the current lease, rental returns and remaining lease period can influence buyer interest. It’s important to review the lease and any obligations before proceeding with a sale.
The first step is to speak with Homebase Real Estate about your property and your selling goals. From there, you can discuss its potential market value, available sales methods and an appropriate marketing strategy. Whether you’re selling a retail premises, commercial building or investment property, getting professional guidance early can help you plan your next move.
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