What now? Thousands of investors log on for answers
More than 3,700 people registered for Ray White's Federal Budget webinar, making it the most in-demand customer-facing webinar the group has ever hosted as investors sought answers on sweeping changes to Australia's property tax landscape.
Award-winning Waratah Hills vineyard hits the market
One of South Gippsland’s premier cool-climate viticultural properties, Waratah Hills Vineyard, has hit the market, offering buyers a foothold in one of Victoria’s booming tourism corridors.
Is now the right time to buy your first home in Australia?
Walking into an open home right now feels different compared to a year ago. The frantic energy has eased, the street parking is a little easier to find, and the crowd hovering around the agent isn't quite as packed.
A one-bedroom, two-bathroom beach shack in one of the Sunshine Coast’s most exclusive, tightly held pockets has shattered expectations, selling under the hammer for a massive $2,020,000.
Australian auction campaigns have improved week-on-week for the past three weeks, with activity now returning to levels last seen at the end of May, according to Ray White Group CEO of Performance and Value, Thomas McGlynn.
Investor participation rises again after sharp decline
Ray White conducts around one in four auctions nationally. The real-time buyer data from more than 64,000 campaigns since 2022 offers an unusually clear view of how investor behaviour has responded to the Budget.
Darwin is now Australia's fastest-growing capital city housing market
The national housing story in 2026 has been one of cooling growth and cautious buyers. Darwin is running against that trend on almost every measure, and the reasons it can do so say something about where value still sits.
