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Ray White Cottesloe | Mosman Park has further bolstered its leadership bench with the appointment of Sean Gibson as Head of Sales, signaling the agency's commitment to expanding its market presence across Perth's prestigious western suburbs.

The Reserve Bank lifts rates as it judges the risks of allowing inflation to remain above target outweigh the risks of further tightening. Strong employment and household spending create room for additional restraint on demand.

For many real estate businesses, one of the toughest challenges is creating a culture where transparency, accountability, and performance tracking empower sales associates rather than overwhelm them.

Ray White Double Bay is marketing The Braes heritage garden estate, an exceptional 5.8-acre property at 64-68 Grose St, 14 Beattie St, Leura comprising meticulously restored Paul Sorensen heritage gardens.

Ray White has opened 2026 on a high, with a series of blockbuster auction events across the Gold Coast delivering record-breaking results, strong clearance rates and clear evidence of sustained buyer confidence.

A rare piece of Sandgate's history is on the market with a heritage home that has remained in the same family for more than 127 years.

Price growth and transaction volumes follow surprisingly different patterns. Over the past 25 years, sales have swung between fewer than 380,000 and greater than 580,000 annually - far more sharply than prices or population growth would suggest.

Ray White Sherwood|Centenary sold more than $14.3 million in property as part of their in-room auction event in Graceville last night.

Demand has continued through summer with limited impact from rate rise expectations. National house prices climbed further in January, with broader supply constraints suggesting any slowdown would more likely moderate growth rather than reverse it.

More than 1000 of Australia's top real estate performers gathered at The One Conference in Brisbane to address the critical gap between what the industry promises and what the public expects.

Interest rate cuts now unlikely before second half 2026 as services inflation proves stubborn. Rents, utilities and insurance continue rising, limiting RBA easing despite broader economic slowdown and household spending weakness.

Institutional Build-to-Rent capital reshaping Australian rental market with stable yields and long-term leases. Occupancy rates 95-98% drawing offshore investors. Sector remains small but represents significant structural shift ahead.