A rare slice of Australian history and natural paradise is on the market for the first time in nearly three decades.

Higher interest rates and weaker confidence bite the top end of the Gold Coast first. Investor pullback bites a different part of the coast. Both are now in motion, and the order they move through the market matters more than the headline figures.

Forget the stairmaster - a local Brisbane family has just secured the ultimate thigh workout and a flood-defying sanctuary, snapping up 15 Corella Street in Rocklea for $840,000.

More than 1,000 members of the Ray White Queensland network, representing 25 percent of the group’s total network, packed into The Star in Brisbane today for the landmark training event, Ready Set Go.

For years, owning an investment property felt relatively straightforward. Buy a quality asset, find a good tenant and let time do the heavy lifting. Today, it feels different.

One of Bribie Island’s most recognisable and historically significant beachfront properties has been listed for sale, presenting a once-in-a-generation opportunity for investors, developers, and owner-occupiers.

If you’ve walked through an open home in the past few weeks, you might have noticed something missing.

A spectacular multi-level residence in Paddington has hit the market offering a rare blend of inner-city luxury, architectural craftsmanship, and secluded tranquility.

The effects of previous rate increases are still flowing through the economy. Reading the Reserve Bank's June decision means separating what has already been absorbed from what is still working its way through household budgets.

Ray White Upper North Shore has become the address that established agents are actively seeking out, with the appointment of Mae Chan marking the third high-profile experienced operator to join the business in the past 18 months.

The latest listings data shows the sales and rental markets moving in opposite directions. Buyers are seeing more choice while renters are seeing less, and the Federal Budget is landing into that environment, not creating it.

Ray White Ashgrove principal Adam Downes is expanding his footprint in Brisbane's leafy western suburbs, taking on the Ray White Indooroopilly franchise and extending his blue-chip market presence across one of the city's most sought-after corridors.