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As we move through to the end of 2025, the South Murwillumbah commercial property market continues to demonstrate strength, adaptability, and long-term growth potential. Investor confidence remains solid across key sectors, supported by record levels of infrastructure investment, renewed business activity, and the area’s strong economic fundamentals.
The industrial sector remains in high demand, driven by expansion in local manufacturing, logistics, and trade-based industries With limited available land and proximity to both the Northern Rivers and Southeast Queensland markets, South Murwillumbah is attracting sustained interest from businesses seeking affordable, well-connected alternatives to the Gold Coast and Brisbane Recent releases such as the 6 6-hectare Quarry Business Park and the Industry Central land-swap project have added significant new, flood-free industrial stock to the market this financial year.
Retail is also maintaining positive momentum, underpinned by strong population growth, regional tourism, and a preference for locally owned, lifestyle-based retail offerings This is translating into steady leasing activity and renewed investor appetite across key neighbourhood and main street precincts.
More broadly, the commercial market is being reinforced by major infrastructure and resilience upgrades, particularly through Tweed Shire Council’s $22 million flood-resilience program and ongoing transport and town-centre revitalisation works These projects are enhancing accessibility and future-proofing South Murwillumbah as a dynamic regional hub for business, employment, and long-term investment

























