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More than 3000 members of the leading property group Ray White came together and celebrated the 2025 financial year on the Gold Coast last night.

Some of Ray White’s top luxury agents came together in a session hosted by Ray White New Zealand head of marketing Larissa Tuhaka to showcase their expertise and share what it really takes to be a successful luxury real estate agent.

Human connection and good leadership go hand-in-hand - it’s a powerful tool crucial for team success.

Economic data and up to date market commentary will decide who survives in the property industry, according to Ray White Chief Economist Nerida Conisbee and top finance journalist Chris Kohler from 9News.

Ray White’s biggest conference ever - Connect 2025 - has officially kicked off on the Gold Coast with more than 3000 members travelling from across Australia, New Zealand and Indonesia to be inspired and motivated to explore new horizons.

Beloved Formula 1 superstar Daniel Ricciardo headlined Ray White’s Connect conference today, wowing more than 3000 attendees in a rare sit-down interview with renowned sports presenter Mel McLaughlin.

Connect has continued with a deeply personal session that set the tone for what promises to be a landmark gathering: Mastering Leadership Decision-Making, led by Professor Boris Groysberg of Harvard Business School and Ray White Chairman, Brian White AO.

The Gold Coast glittered with talent, tenacity, and inspiration on Sunday as 250 guests gathered at The Star for the most significant Leading Ladies of Real Estate luncheon since its inception in 2021.

More than 250 guests attended the annual Ray White Rural and Livestock awards at the Gold Coast to celebrate the achievements of the top offices and individuals throughout the network

Despite RBA's rate hold in July, the property market shows underlying strength with an annual house price growth rate of 6.4 per cent..

Australian capital cities lose 24 affordable houses daily as Sydney leads decline with 7.1 properties vanishing per day. Despite unit growth, net loss reaches 23 affordable homes daily nationwide.

Australia's housing market polarisation narrows to 1.9 times gap, as lower-end properties surge 35 per cent since 2021, while luxury market cools with essential housing demand driving spillover effects.