Bassendean riverfront “super block” hits the market
One of Bassendean’s last remaining riverside super blocks has hit the market, offering an extraordinary dual opportunity to secure an iconic family estate on the water alongside lucrative subdivision potential.
Ray White McDougall & Street launches in Swan Valley
Long-standing real estate agent Rod McDougall is set to launch Ray White McDougall & Street, bringing decades of local market experience and a national powerhouse brand to the Swan Valley region.
Australian farmland values reached a new record in the March quarter while transaction volumes fell to their lowest level in recent memory, reflecting a market where vendor confidence is holding supply tight.
Ray White Group booked a preliminary clearance rate of 45.5 per cent on the day today, with an average of 2.3 registered bidders and 1.7 active bidders per auction.
Government projects and data centres push construction costs higher
Australia’s construction industry is being pulled in two directions at once. Government projects and data centres are pushing costs higher while demand for new homes weakens, leaving builders caught between the two.
What it’s like growing up in Australia’s most haunted house
Distant footsteps and voices when nobody else was home, the face of a young farmhand peering through the window of the children's bedroom, and returning home to find lights beaming from every room despite there being no electricity.
Beloved family haven for sale in Parafield Gardens after 60 years
After more than 60 years of laughter, garden blooms, and cherished memories, an iconic 2,313sqm family estate in Adelaide’s Parafield Gardens is set to go under the hammer.
A Surry Hills apartment owned by a syndicate of 19 has hit the market, the latest project from a renovation school built to help Australians, particularly women around 50, build wealth through property.
How the Budget shifted the advantage from cheaper to more expensive homes
For most of the past year, cheaper homes were outperforming expensive ones across every capital city. The Budget landed in May. By September, the relationship between the two had completely reversed.
Australia has 10 million dwellings. About 136,000 of them are inactive. The places where those empty homes cluster are not all dusty mining towns on the edge of the outback. Some are a 20-minute train ride away.
Ray White Group booked a preliminary clearance rate of 40.7 per cent on the day today, with an average of 1.8 registered bidders and 1.4 active bidders per auction.
