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Ray White Dandenong has announced a significant new chapter for the business, with director Ben Jusufi welcoming rising sales star Mo Zeitouneh as a business partner.

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

A Jindalee home with more than 50 years of family history sold under the hammer for $1,010,000 on Sunday, in one of the most heartfelt auction results seen in Brisbane's Centenary suburbs in recent times..

A three-level coastal residence in North Coogee with an entry bridging over a pond and ocean views from the top floor, has been listed for sale.

A luxury multi-million dollar Hospital Research Home Lottery Grand Prize in Walkerville has hit the market offering buyers a rare opportunity to own a designer masterpiece without the luck of the draw.

Ray White is proud to be one of the founding partners of A Home For All Foundation, raising over $50,000 in 2025 for the industry-led initiative uniting Australia's property sector to tackle homelessness and housing insecurity across the country.

Monthly price movements and annual growth rates tell different stories during transitions. A market can show weakness in recent months while annual gains remain strong, reflecting when the slowdown actually began versus where it is now.

A surge in investor demand for whole apartment blocks has seen leading agents Melanie Lahoud and Breanna Skewes of Ray White Double Bay successfully transact eight apartment blocks in just four weeks.

One of Brisbane’s most significant pieces of colonial history, the original Robinson family farmhouse has hit the market in Banyo.

High-frequency data captures economic behaviour as it happens, before official releases arrive. During periods of rapid change, these real-time signals often reveal shifts in sentiment and spending that traditional data hasn't yet recorded.

The property market's current challenge isn't any single variable but the absence of a clear narrative. With rate expectations fluid, geopolitical tensions unresolved and fiscal policy pending, buyers and sellers lack the visibility needed to act.

Ray White scheduled a whopping 718 properties to go under the hammer across the nation today, with sellers keen to transact before Easter.