A$1,750,000
Belmont

330 land currently listed for sale in Australia.
24 properties shown
A$1,750,000
Belmont
A$1,490,000
Grose Vale
A$1,380,000
Niddrie
$2,598,862
Coragulac
$1,208,120
Macedon Ranges Shire
$1,158,952
Langshaw
$1,363,050
Sale
$3,863,173
Rye
$8,125,278
Moss Vale
$550,113
Thomastown
A$3,800,000
Paddington
A$750,000
Austral
A$160,000
Cumnock
A$772,990
Gilead
A$715,000
Austral
A$699,000
Bracken Ridge
A$757,900
Kings Forest
A$436,000
Kalkallo
A$185,000
Cowra
A$407,000
Kalkallo
A$487,000
Scotts Head
A$694,000
Berwick
A$383,000
Werribee
A$1,895,000
Keperra
Land in Australia
There are 330 land listings in Australia on RealEstateAbroad, around 4% of 8,652. Buying a block is one of the more accessible entry points for foreign buyers, but it comes with a build obligation that catches many people out.
The median asking price across all Australian listings is €428,305, with a middle half from €294,848 to €605,214. Land prices rarely follow these figures: a suburban block in a growth corridor may cost far less than a house, while a coastal plot can match one. Compare the price per square metre of the block with similar sales in the same suburb or locality.
The nationwide median per square metre of €2,776 mixes houses and flats and should not be used for land.
Foreign persons can usually buy vacant residential land with FIRB approval, but conditions normally require development to start within a set time frame. Failing to build can lead to forced sale. Rules and fees change, so a solicitor should read the approval conditions before contracts are signed. Our Australia buying guide explains the general process.
Surfers Paradise is our one linked city, but land listings extend across suburban estates and rural areas. See the Australia page for all locations. Once built, a plot becomes a house; if you prefer ready-made, review apartments.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes in many cases, with FIRB approval and a requirement to build. Confirm the latest terms with a solicitor.
You may breach the approval conditions, which can result in penalties or a forced sale. Plan finance for construction.
Yes. Agricultural land has separate thresholds and approvals, and foreign ownership is tracked in a national register.
Land produces no income while you hold it and carries council rates, land tax and holding costs. Value depends on infrastructure, zoning changes and local demand, so treat it as a long-term position and model a realistic build budget before purchase.
Banks lend on staged drawdowns but are cautious with non-residents. See the financing guide.