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A rare 506sqm blank canvas with point-blank Brisbane city views has changed hands for a stellar $1,825,000.

One of Australia’s leading housing market experts is putting his own real estate advice into practice.

A striking French Provincial-inspired masterpiece has smashed local real estate records, changing hands for a spectacular, suburb-setting $3,000,000.

When Narelle Macdonald and Aileen Leddy bought their Newtown home 20 years ago, they never expected the previous owner would become the Prime Minister.

More than 3,700 people registered for Ray White's Federal Budget webinar, making it the most in-demand customer-facing webinar the group has ever hosted as investors sought answers on sweeping changes to Australia's property tax landscape.

Australia’s national house sales volumes reached 33,368 in May 2026, with unit sales at 12,446 for the month.

The Federal Budget’s recent updates looking to wind back negative gearing and capital gains tax concessions didn’t stop Brandon and Lahanna Cittadini from buying their sixth investment property on the Gold Coast last week.

One of Peppermint Grove’s most prestigious and tightly held character estates, ‘Oak Park’, has hit the market, offering buyers a rare opportunity to secure a substantial piece of Western Australian history beautifully reimagined for modern family living.

Leading Gold Coast real estate business Ray White Malan + Co has strengthened its leadership team with the appointment of Jordan Curd as Chief Auctioneer and Head of Performance.

Renowned Paralympic swimmer, disability advocate, and keynote speaker Karni Liddell has listed her beautifully customised, fully accessible Kangaroo Point apartment on the market as she prepares for a move to the Sunshine Coast.

Sydney has been a two-speed market for some time, with the cheaper end outperforming the premium end. The May data is the first sign that the order of those two speeds may be about to invert.

Luxury property premiums used to be straightforward to read. Views, square metres, postcode, finishes. The technology buyers now expect at the top of the market is changing what those premiums actually price.