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Luxury property premiums used to be straightforward to read. Views, square metres, postcode, finishes. The technology buyers now expect at the top of the market is changing what those premiums actually price.

For most of the past two decades, electric and luxury sat in different conversations in the Australian market. The categories have now converged in a way that is reshaping which brands are winning at the top end.

Australia’s property market is showing surprising resilience despite months of economic and political uncertainty, according to new national figures from Australasia’s largest real estate group Ray White.

A monumental piece of Central Coast history is set to change hands for the first time in generations, as former Snowy Hydro CEO Paul Broad lists his family’s historic Saratoga estate, "Rosemount”.

Experienced sales agent Beryl Fan is stepping into business ownership, joining Mario and Jessica Carbone as a co-owner of Ray White City South effective 1 June, a move that marks the next chapter for one of Sydney's most enduring inner-city agencies.

A dilapidated mid-century cottage which once carried a daunting, 40-plus page building defect report has been meticulously resurrected into a high-end designer oasis.

Looking offshore is not a decision most Australian property investors have needed to make. The combination of Budget changes at home and conditions in New Zealand has put that question back on the table for the first time in years.

On Saturday 30 May 2026, many from Brisbane’s real estate sector, the Queensland business community, government officials, and community leaders joined forces at The Star Brisbane for the annual Pink Tie Gala Fundraiser.

Buyers are abandoning the wait for “perfect conditions”, driving a steady wave of transactions across the country despite a noisy economic backdrop.

A landmark agricultural opportunity has arrived in the Goulburn Valley with the listing of a premier four-orchard portfolio, offering a combined 254 hectares of high-yielding horticultural land.

When Esther Nneoma heads home after a day working as a property investment assistant at Ray White Northern Coast WA, her work is far from over.

The Budget's shift from the 50 per cent CGT discount to inflation indexation has been read as a tougher tax treatment for property investors. Whether it actually raises more revenue depends on conditions that are not guaranteed.