I represent a network of active buyers looking to purchase vacant commercial, industrial and employment-zoned land throughout South Australia. My buyers are particularly focused on vacant land, cleared, undeveloped, or lightly improved sites, including large and very large-scale development opportunities, but every size and every price point is considered.
If you own vacant land in a Commercial, Industrial, Employment, General Industry, Strategic Employment, Suburban Activity, Township Main Street or similar employment-generating zone anywhere in South Australia, I want to hear from you, whether it's a quarter-acre corner block or a multi-hectare parcel earmarked for a business park, or Industrial Estate.
No agents | No for sale boards | No public listing | No auction | Zero commission payable by you as the seller.
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All South Australia Locations Considered
Vacant commercial land, any size
Vacant industrial land, any size
Vacant employment-zoned land (Employment, Strategic Employment, all Employment Zones under PlanSA) Township Main Street and Suburban Activity Centre zones.
Large-scale and very large-scale development sites: 1 hectare, 5 hectares, 20+ hectares and beyond
Broadacre land suitable for future rezoning to industrial or employment use
Land adjacent to major transport corridors, freight routes, ports, or freeway interchanges
Land near electricity infrastructure or substations suited to future industrial, logistics use, battery farms or data centres
Older buildings, sheds, or improvements with genuine knockdown and redevelopment potential
Sites with existing development approval or concept plans already in place are also considered
Off-market parcels not currently advertised anywhere
All zoning under the PlanSA Code is considered, if you're unsure whether your land qualifies, just give me a quick call, and I'll let you know.
Unlike a lot of the site-specific pages on this website, this isn't limited to one town or region. My current buyer mandates cover:
Metropolitan Adelaide - northern, southern, western and eastern industrial and commercial precincts
Adelaide's outer growth corridors and freight/logistics zones
Regional centres including Murray Bridge, Mannum, Mount Gambier, Renmark, Kapunda, Clare , Berri and the Barossa Valley region
Riverland, Mid North, Limestone Coast and Murraylands townships
Any regional South Australian town with commercial, industrial or employment-zoned land, developed or otherwise
If your land sits in or near a designated employment area, a township's commercial precinct, or a broadacre pocket likely to be rezoned for industry, it's worth a conversation regardless of population size or distance from Adelaide.
Selling commercial or industrial land through a traditional public campaign with signboards, portal listings, expressions of interest, can take months, costs money upfront, and tips your hand to every competitor, tenant, and speculator watching that address. Many landowners holding employment-zoned land would rather deal directly and quietly with a genuine buyer.
Zero commission. If a buyer from my network purchases your land, there is no commission payable by you, and no advertising costs to recoup.
Speed. Because these are qualified, ready buyers — not window shoppers — conversations move quickly. I aim to have a genuine offer in front of you within days, not months.
Complete discretion. Nothing about your land appears on real commercial, commercial real estate, realestate.com.au, Domain, or any public portal. Selling off-market: No one knows your land is even being considered for sale.
Flexible Sale Options. Every property and every owner's circumstances are different. Whether you're looking to sell the entire parcel, retain part of the land (subject to council approval), or maximise your sale price by offering favourable terms, such as securing planning approval or allowing a longer settlement period. Off-market provides the flexibility to suit your goals.
By selling your property off-market, you also avoid it sitting on major online portals for months, where buyers may begin to assume there's something wrong with the property due to a lack of apparent interest. An off-market campaign allows you to discreetly connect with genuine, qualified buyers while protecting the perceived value of your land.
Vacant employment land suited to warehousing, logistics, transport depots or light manufacturing
Large-format commercial sites suited to bulky goods, retail, or trade-focused tenancies
Strategic holding land in growth corridors likely to be rezoned Employment or Industry within the medium term
Consolidation opportunities — adjoining vacant lots that could be amalgamated into one larger development-ready site
Knockdown sites with older commercial or industrial improvements that have reached the end of their economic life
Land near ports, rail, substations or major arterial roads that suits large-scale logistics or industrial development
If your property fits any part of this description, even loosely, it's worth a no-obligation conversation. Call me, Matthew Lee on 0412 090 255.
 No Cost, No Commission, No Obligation
✔ Buyers are ready and able to purchase
✔ No commission payable by the seller
✔ All price points considered
✔ All zoning considered
✔ Confidential, off-market process from first phone call to settlement
✔ Regional and metropolitan South Australia — every area considered
Sell Your Commercial, Industrial or Employment Land — Get in Touch
If you own vacant commercial, industrial or employment-zoned land anywhere in South Australia, or you know someone who does, this is worth a confidential conversation. Message, call, or tag someone who may have a suitable property.
Call Matthew Lee on 0412 090 255 to discuss your land.
I have a lot of conversations that start the same way, a landowner isn't sure what their options are, or a developer has approached them out of the blue and they don't know if that's normal. Here are the ones that come up most often.
Can I sell my commercial or industrial land without using a real estate agent?
Yes. A lot of landowners I speak with want to deal directly with a genuine buyer rather than go through a full public campaign. I can facilitate that conversation for you, and because it's off-market, there's no commission payable by you as the seller.
A developer has approached me directly about my land - is that normal, and what should I do?
It happens more often than people realise, especially with employment-zoned or corner sites in growth corridors. Before agreeing to anything, it's worth getting an independent read on what your land is actually worth to that buyer, feel free to call me first so you're not negotiating blind.
How do I sell my land privately, without it going on realestate.com.au or Domain?
That's exactly how I work. Nothing about your land appears on any public portal, no FOR SALE board, no listing, no auction. It's a quiet, direct conversation with a qualified buyer from my network.
What is my commercial or industrial land actually worth?
It depends heavily on zoning, size, access to major roads or freight routes, and whether a buyer sees development or holding potential in it. The only way to know what it's worth to a real buyer is a conversation, with a purchaser who want's to buy it.
Do I need council approval before I can sell my land that has potential for subdivision?
No, you can sell as-is. If you're only looking to sell part of your land and retain the rest, that's something we can structure, though it may require council approval depending on the subdivision.
What can I do with vacant employment-zoned or broadacre land?
Employment and Strategic Employment zones under the PlanSA Code cover everything from warehousing and logistics to light manufacturing. Even broadacre land with future rezoning potential is worth a conversation, particularly if it's near a growth corridor, substation, or freight route.
I've got an old shed or knockdown improvement on the block, is it still worth selling?
Often, yes, buyers are frequently looking for exactly this. A site with an ageing building that's reached the end of its economic life can be worth more for its land value and redevelopment potential than for the improvement itself.
How long does it take to sell land this way?
Because these are ready, qualified buyers rather than window shoppers, things move quickly. I aim to have a genuine offer in front of you within days of an initial conversation, not months.
Will I have to pay commission if a buyer from your network purchases my land?
No. If a buyer from my network purchases your land, there's no commission payable by you, and no advertising costs to recoup.
If any of this sounds like your situation, or even close to it, it's worth a no-obligation call. Reach out any time on 0412 090 255.