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Leading Bayside real estate agent Mark Blit has joined Ray White The Bayside Group, bringing 17 years of experience and a well-established reputation across Melbourne’s sought-after Bayside suburbs.

Leading Bayside real estate agent Mark Blit has joined Ray White The Bayside Group, bringing 17 years of experience and a well-established reputation across Melbourne’s sought-after Bayside suburbs.

A record-breaking online auction on the northern tip of K’gari (Fraser Island) delivered a powerful counter-narrative to recent negative investor headlines, with seven investors registering to bid on the home at 24 Stirling Castle Drive, Orchid Beach.

The Australian real estate sector is facing its most significant regulatory shift in decades with the implementation of Tranche 2 of the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Amendment Act 2024.

Global architecture firm Woods Bagot’s former executive chairman for Asia and North America, Vince Pirrello, is selling his award-winning one-bedroom Surry Hills apartment.

The South West wasn’t just breathing in the sea breeze last week; it was soaking up the future of real estate.

For years, John Bell Jr and his wife believed they were doing exactly what young Australians were told to do to get ahead: invest early, think long term, and use property to build wealth.

A slice of North Shore history has changed hands for the first time in 56 years, with this Warrawee property selling prior to auction for $6,500,000.

The prestigious private residence of John Goldstein, the visionary behind the iconic Goldsteins Bakery chain and founder of the Gold Coast Marathon, is set to go under the hammer.

Policy change rarely lands neatly on its intended target. Measures aimed at investor demand and new supply can ripple into the willingness to transact, and that ripple travels further than house prices.

While national clearance rates continued to ease this week, it has become clear that market dynamics are specific to each capital city.

The Australian property market is constantly influenced by shifting economic factors. Adjustments to the Federal Budget, fluctuating interest rates, policy risks, and global economic anxieties naturally cause buyers - and sellers - to become more cautious.