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A northwest Adelaide home built in the 1960s, where three generations gathered around a tiny kitchen table and children played in backyard cubbies, is ready to write its next story.

Ray White Port Adelaide has been exclusively engaged to bring to market the former Jaffers Furniture building at 22-32 St Vincent Street, Port Adelaide, a landmark heritage property being offered for sale for the first time in its 91-year history.

One of Queensland’s most celebrated agents, Lisette Schults-Rand, has officially joined Ray White Collective alongside Reuben Packer-Hill, Haesley Cush and Matt Lancashire to spearhead a focus in Chapel Hill and Brisbane’s western suburbs.

December concluded with 699 auctions scheduled, down 5 per cent year-on-year as expected, with activity concentrated across just two Saturdays before Christmas.

A property in North Adelaide has sold under the hammer for more than $5.6 million - attracting more than 511 bids.

After 30 summers of operation, Inverloch’s Melaleuca Links is for sale giving buyers a rare opportunity to buy an established golf and tourism business - that comes with a spectacular garden maze.

Ray White Northern Beaches has established itself as a formidable force in Sydney's competitive property market, having sold more than $400 million of property since launching in mid 2024.

The completion of Billyard Ave, Elizabeth Bay marks the delivery of one of Sydney’s most exclusive residential developments, with over $100 million in settled transactions being realised and the astute purchasers now moved into the harbourside building.

A slice of Barossa Valley history is set to change hands, with a thoughtfully transformed former cellar door offering a rare blend of industrial charm and modern comfort.

After more than a decade commanding the backline for some of Australia's biggest A-League clubs, former professional footballer Jordan Elsey is trading his boots for business cards as he launches an exciting new chapter with Ray White Campbelltown.

Shane Thomson - Ray White Euroa and Ray White Seymour VIC

Australian housing enters 2026 with momentum but uncertainty. Double-digit growth likely to slow toward mid-year as rate relief remains unlikely in first half. Affordable segment, lifestyle markets and regional areas set to outperform through 2026.