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Interest rate outlook grows muddier as contradictory signals emerge. Unemployment falls to 4.3%, delaying rate cuts, while construction activity cools rapidly and consumer sentiment remains divided. Data dependency will guide the next move in December.

A rare piece of Sunshine Coast history sold today, with the block of flats offering both development potential and a rich family legacy spanning more than half a century.

One of Western Australia's very best real estate agents, Edward Lim, has opened his own business, Ray White ELG based in Victoria Park, marking an exciting new chapter for the top salesperson.

Ray White Macarthur Group is pleased to welcome Robin (Saurabh) Kalra as a top sales agent, bringing valuable local market experience and a client-focused approach to the established real estate network of five offices in south western Sydney.

After 90 years of family ownership, David Johnson and his family have decided to sell their historic 98-hectare Tarago cheese farm in Neerim South, Victoria.

As we enter the last weeks of spring selling season, the NSW auction market is showing remarkable resilience and strength, signaling a promising trajectory as we head into the final stretch of 2025.

Australian property prices maintained solid momentum in October, with the national median house price increasing 1.1 per cent and the annual price growth reaching 10.6 per cent, the first double-digit result since the pandemic boom.

Ray White Queensland has appointed Georgia Turner as its Head of Recruitment.

A rare opportunity has emerged for car enthusiasts and growing families to buy a spacious family home with extraordinary vehicle accommodation in Adelaide.

Denise Rowe - Ray White Buderim, QLD

Prestige buyers continue to flock to Elizabeth Bay’s Billyard Avenue, as landmark sales reaffirm confidence in Sydney’s ultra-luxury apartment market.

Meeting Australia's 1.2 million home target requires a shift from site-based to factory-built homes. Modular construction boosts productivity where traditional methods have stalled for decades, but only five per cent of homes use modular methods today.