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CONTINUING their red hot auction streak, Ray White Wilston just sold 47 Bristol Rd, Kedron under the hammer for $855,000, ensuring a campaign clearance rate of 100 per cent for the month of April.

A SURGE in average registered bidders today saw the Ray White Group clear more than 51 per cent of its national auctions today.

Ray White has always been famous for its face to face training.

April 2020 will be remembered for years to come as one of the most testing times for those in the property business during the height of the COVID-19 shutdown.

Something about isolation doesn’t sound so bad when it’s paired with cosy winter nights in front of a fireplace with a good book and a cup of hot chocolate (or glass of red).

RAY White Ringwood played host to a ripper online auction last night as five active bidders battled it out for 2/20 Scenic Avenue in Ringwood East - with the property eventually selling for $776,000 – a whopping $66,000 over its reserve price.

THE ONLINE auction market is alive and kicking in Melbourne after Ray White Glenroy recorded a 71 per cent campaign clearance rate on Tuesday night selling five of seven properties under auction conditions.

IF THE beautiful country manor at 570 Slopes Rd, Kurrajong looks familiar it’s because you may have seen it featured on season six of hit reality show ‘Married at First Sight’.

RAY WHITE Mt Gravatt has proven once again that online auctions are the best way to create competition and secure the best sale price in today’s market with the sale of 27 Cambridge Place, Wishart at Sovereign Gardens estate.

WITH Queensland and Western Australian scaling back some lockdown laws, many are seeing this as a sign that business will begin to return to usual in the coming months.

The winning bidder of the online auction on TradeMe (‘Kurt46’), paid NZ$801 for two Big Macs, two McChickens, two Cheeseburgers, four Medium Fries, four Medium Soft Drinks, 50 McNuggets and four Apple Pies.

THE 414 ha ‘Oakholme’ grazing property located  at 441 Streeters Rd, Ben Lomond NSW sold under the hammer after 47 years of ownership by the Melville family on Thursday morning for $4.8 million through Ray White Rural NSW co- director Andrew Starr.