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There are four ways to predict interest rate changes.

ALMOST 1000 people came from across Australia, New Zealand and even as far away as Hungary to Ray White Quakers Hill principal Josh Tesolin’s first ever industry conference, The Tesolin Conference at The Star in Sydney.

Maximalism. The word itself already holds a lot of weight, and more and more people are getting excited about using it as a design philosophy for their homes.

Tristian Kennedy cut his teeth at Ray White South Australia’s top office, Ray White Norwood, and has now moved into Ray White Grange’s leadership team.

From a provincial-style cottage in Tasmania to a converted church in South Australia and a rustic retreat in regional Victoria, these are our top listing picks for the week. 

There are four ways to predict interest rate changes.

Auction volumes and clearance are heating up in the lead up to Easter, with Ray White scheduling 401 properties to go under the hammer today.

Commercial builder David Steens and his wife Jenny built the stunning home at 69 Esplanade, Nedlands for their family of three sports-mad boys.

A young dynamic leader with extensive real estate sales experience and local knowledge, Daniel Ialacci has opened his own business in the suburb of Waikiki in Perth’s southern suburbs.

The ‘looming mortgage cliff’ has become the go-to headline for so many of our media outlets.

The ‘looming mortgage cliff’ has become the go-toheadline for so many of our media outlets. As a headline designed to grab attention, it’s a beauty.

Mortgage stress has risen dramatically since last year but so far we are yet to see an increase in people selling as a result.