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Curated freehold and leasehold accommodation opportunities across Australia, presented exclusively by specialist brokers.
A Buyer's Guide to These Listings
Every property listed above is a live listing from our national book — motels, hotels, caravan parks and tourism accommodation of every scale, in every state we service. Each listing states its tenure structure, and that distinction matters more in this category than any other property type. A freehold going concern gives you the land, the building and the business as a single package: full control, no landlord, and the deepest resale market. A leasehold gives you the business and trade without the real estate — lower entry cost and typically higher return on capital, but the remaining lease term, rent reviews and landlord relationship all deserve close scrutiny. A passive freehold suits investors who want a commercial-tenancy style return without operating the business themselves.
Whatever the structure, buyer due diligence is what protects your price. Ask for at least three years of trading history broken down by season, test how diversified the demand really is — a single anchor employer or one highway route can carry a whole town's trade — and have your accountant reconcile the presented Adjusted Net Profit against the tax returns before you commit. We share our market knowledge openly with registered buyers, because well-informed purchasers make faster, cleaner decisions.
From here, the natural next steps are browsing motel opportunities state by state, reading our guides on buying, selling and valuing motels, or — if you own a property — starting with a free confidential valuation or how we sell motels confidentially.