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Adelaide’s western suburbs are rapidly becoming one of the state’s most competitive pockets for executive leasing, with demand intensifying as the summer peak approaches and relocation activity ramps up.

After an extraordinary 47-year career that has left an indelible mark on Queensland's real estate landscape, industry icon Robin McIlwain has announced her retirement from active sales at Ray White Toowong.

In an industry where female auctioneers remain a rarity, Elesa Wood stands out as one of Australia's most experienced and respected voices under the hammer.

More than $37 million in property sales across two major auction events has reinforced southeast Queensland's market momentum heading into 2025.

Affordable housing market outpaces all segments with 34% growth since 2023 as expanded deposit scheme removes income caps and raises price thresholds. First-home buyer activity surges to highest levels in two years, intensifying competition.

Five per cent deposit scheme works in Melbourne and Sydney where supply matches demand, but Gold Coast shows the trap. Only 27% of houses fall under the cap as policy stimulates demand without addressing housing shortage.

November proved to be another robust month for our auction market, with Ray White scheduling 1,487 auctions across the group, a 2 per cent increase year-on-year.

Ray White Albury North principal Andrea Lever has successfully sold Australian basketball icon Lauren Jackson's investment property at 49 Evesham Place, Thurgoona at online auction this afternoon for $701,000.

A landmark sale at the award-winning Lorient apartment building has shattered price records for Maroochydore, with a half-floor residence selling for $6,100,000.

A heritage-listed Maroubra property commissioned by Mick Adams - the pioneering entrepreneur behind Australia's first milk bar - is being offered for sale for the first time since its construction in the mid-1930s.

RBA holds cash rate steady as housing inflation proves stubborn. Rents and construction costs remain elevated despite tight policy, creating a paradox where higher rates slow demand but restrict housing supply growth.

After nearly two decades of community involvement and celebrating life's milestones, the owners of an award-winning beachfront home in Semaphore South are preparing for their next chapter.