Gyms for Sale in Melbourne
16 listings
Browse gyms, fitness studios and franchise clubs for sale across inner Melbourne, the eastern suburbs, Bayside and the growth corridors in the west and south east. Compare memberships and leases on live Business For Sale listings and enquire free when a club fits your plans.
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Market snapshot
Buying a gym in Melbourne, VIC, comes down to the membership base and the lease. Buyers usually ask how many active members pay by direct debit, what the monthly churn looks like and how much revenue comes from personal training, classes or casual visits. Inner suburbs such as Richmond, South Yarra and Fitzroy favour boutique studios with premium pricing, while clubs in growth areas like Point Cook, Craigieburn and Cranbourne lean on volume memberships and long opening hours. Franchise gyms bring brand support and systems but carry ongoing fees and approval steps. Equipment age, the fitout and any finance on machines all affect value. There are currently 16 gyms listed in Melbourne on this hub. Use the live listings as the source of truth for asking prices. Shortlist private and broker listings, enquire free, and set an alert so new Melbourne gyms reach you first.
How to buy a Gym in Melbourne
- Register free on Business For Sale and shortlist Melbourne gyms by format, suburb and budget.
- Enquire to request membership numbers, churn, revenue by stream, the equipment list and lease details.
- Check the lease, equipment finance, staff and trainer contracts and any franchise approval, then arrange finance and settlement with your advisers.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a gym cost in Melbourne?
Gym prices in Melbourne depend on active members, recurring direct debit income, the fitout and how long is left on the lease. A small studio and a large club can sit far apart. Compare asking prices on live Business For Sale listings and ask your accountant to test membership revenue and churn before you make an offer.
Are there gyms for sale in Melbourne without a broker?
Yes. Business For Sale shows private owner listings next to broker and franchise resales in Melbourne, and you can enquire free on all of them. Owners often sell direct to keep the process quiet for members and staff. Expect to sign a confidentiality agreement before you see member data, and use your own lawyer for the contract.
What should I check before buying a gym?
Look at member numbers over time, monthly churn, how revenue splits across memberships, classes and personal training, and any prepaid memberships you would inherit. Review the lease, equipment ownership or finance, trainer contracts and insurance. For a franchise, read the franchise agreement and ask the franchisor about transfer fees and approval.
How do I get alerts for new gyms in Melbourne?
Create a free buyer account on Business For Sale, save a search for gyms in Melbourne and turn alerts on. You can narrow it by price, format or area, such as the inner east or the western suburbs. Matching listings are emailed when they go live, so you can request member figures before other buyers do.