The Federal Budget has confirmed changes to negative gearing and CGT. Here's what shifted, why it matters, and what it means for the market.

The 2026 Budget slows NDIS payment growth by $37.8bn over four years, with significant implications for Australia's healthcare and aged care property sectors.

The 2026 Federal Budget shifts focus from demand to supply, targeting the infrastructure and workforce barriers holding back housing delivery across Australia.

Fuel and fertiliser costs are squeezing Australian agriculture hard. The 2026 Budget offers partial relief but structural pressure on farm costs and rural land values remains.

The Federal Government's decision to gut negative gearing and wind back the capital gains tax discount is not a housing affordability fix.

In a market defined by shifting sands, the annual Ray White Luxury Outlook has become the North Star for the prestige property sector.

Australia's auction market is proving its durability, with Ray White recording a national clearance rate of 62.3 per cent this week as bidder depth held steady despite a turbulent economic backdrop.

Today's rate rise responds to inflation moving in the wrong direction, with housing sitting at the centre. Fuel, rental pressure and construction costs are all rising, creating a complex problem that extends beyond what rates can solve.

April house prices reveal uncertainty influencing behaviour before it shows in transactions. Policy risks, rate expectations and global conditions shift buyer activity even when price declines remain modest in some markets.

As the budget approaches, housing policy will be debated extensively. The challenge is distinguishing measures that expand the housing system's capacity from those that simply redistribute pressure between buyers and renters.

Australia’s property market becomes more disciplined, with active but selective buyers. Auction volumes are up, but clearance rates have eased. Strong demand remains for well-priced homes.

As the property landscape across Australia and New Zealand shifts into uncertain territory, Ray White South Australia chief auctioneer John Morris said auctions are now more relevant than ever.

With AI and smart technology permeating every area of modern life, expectations of constant innovation in the customer journey grow exponentially.

This week’s auction data points to a softer set of results, with a noticeable pullback in buyer activity.

Australia’s auction market showed resilience, with a 70.9% clearance rate across 422 properties. Buyer activity remained steady despite rising interest rates, signalling stabilising conditions as the market adjusts to economic uncertainty.

Different industries face different productivity challenges, requiring different solutions. Construction's slow productivity growth reflects factors that robots and automation can't directly address - yet technology still has a role to play.

What the RBA's decision in March means for you if you're looking to buy or sell.

Ray White has entered its third year partnering with AFL clubs and stadiums around Australia, throwing its support once again behind four AFL teams across the code, and four bespoke signage and hospitality agreements.

Success in real estate is often depicted as a solo climb, but the reality is far more interconnected.

On any given weekend at the Brisbane Lions, the environment is intense - the ball can bounce unpredictably, injuries happen, momentum shifts quickly and pressure is constant.