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A rare piece of Woolloomooloo’s post-war history is changing hands for the first time in more than 70 years.

Those looking at a property for sale for the first time may attend an auction and hear the phrase "vendor bid" - but possibly won't know what that means.

In late March 2026, as Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle tore through Exmouth with violent force, the town braced itself against something few had experienced since Cyclone Vance.

In a major industry move, Ray White Upper North Shore has welcomed leading sales agent Tim Fraser, widely regarded as one of the region’s most accomplished real estate professionals.

The Brisbane home of one of Australia's most celebrated interior designers has hit the market, and for those who know Anna Spiro's work, stepping inside is like walking into a living portfolio.

Ray White Ballarat has announced a strategic alignment with leading land developer Integra Group, establishing a dedicated presence in Lucas, Ballarat's largest master-planned community, the heart of the city's rapidly expanding western growth corridor.

One of the most common conversations I have with principals starts with a simple request: “We need another BDM.” Sometimes they’re right, but often, they’re solving the wrong problem.

A 44-square-metre one-bedroom apartment at 13/289 Queen St, Brisbane, in the iconic Manor Apartments, the same building where Ray White founder Ray White opened his first Brisbane city office almost 100 years ago, has sold for $615,000.

A rare piece of Fawkner’s history has traded hands for the first time since the 1950s, after a multi-generational family home sold under the hammer for $866,000 on Saturday.

As the budget approaches, housing policy will be debated extensively. The challenge is distinguishing measures that expand the housing system's capacity from those that simply redistribute pressure between buyers and renters.

A stunningly restored circa 1904 Pymble heritage estate has hit the market, seamlessly blending Edwardian elegance with high-end contemporary living.

Inner Brisbane is riding a wave of "extraordinary growth" and remains "far more active and resilient" than public perception suggests, according to property leaders at last night’s packed out Collective Property Market Outlook event at the Calile Hotel.