There is a supply of vacant commercial premises across the Mudgee Region that can be rented for commercial, office and retail purposes. Council conducts on annual audit of business locations and addresses in the CBDs of the region’s four main towns (Mudgee, Gulgong, Kandos, and Rylstone). For address details of vacant commercial premises, annual information on the types and counts of existing businesses in the Mudgee, Gulgong, Kandos, and Rylstone CBDs, view the PDF download below. Note – data accurate at December 2024 as stated in the document

There is a strong supply of affordable and adequately zoned land available across the Mudgee Region for residential, commercial and investment purposes. There are a range of vacant residential lots available to cater for individual requirements in Mudgee, Gulgong, Kandos and Rylstone.

Mid-Western Regional Council’s focus is to ensure that local economic infrastructure meets the needs of local businesses and industries operating in the region. Council continues to invest in essential infrastructure by enhancing its roads, water and sewer networks to accommodate a growing population and expanding business needs. Moreover, it also contributes significantly to new community infrastructure projects, which improve the amenity of local residents and make the region an attractive place to live, work, invest and visit.

Gross Regional Product (2024) for the region was $6.363 billion, and a key strength of the local economy is its diversity. Therefore, business and investment in the Mudgee Region are driven by many key industry sectors, of which the top five each contribute more than $400 million per annum to economic growth. In addition, the mining sector accounts for more than half the value of goods and services produced in the region. Agriculture continues to play an important role in the local economy, with a wide range of high-quality products locally produced, including super fine wool, honey, livestock, thoroughbred horses, wine and crops.