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Renowned luxury property specialist Matt Lancashire has officially launched Ray White Collective Luxury, a new brand to position himself as Brisbane's first and only real estate agency dedicated exclusively to homes valued at $4 million and above.

Ray White and Place will jointly market and sell the first 10 home sites, with prices ranging from $1.5 million to $2.5 million.

Ray White Group, Australia’s largest real estate network, today responded to the federal government's decision to restrict negative gearing to new residential builds and overhaul the capital gains tax discount.

The Federal Budget has confirmed changes to negative gearing and CGT. Here's what shifted, why it matters, and what it means for the market.

The Federal Government's decision to gut negative gearing and wind back the capital gains tax discount is not a housing affordability fix.

The 2026 Budget brings meaningful changes for commercial property investors. Here's a clear look at the CGT reforms, trust impacts and timing.

Fuel and fertiliser costs are squeezing Australian agriculture hard. The 2026 Budget offers partial relief but structural pressure on farm costs and rural land values remains.

The 2026 Federal Budget shifts focus from demand to supply, targeting the infrastructure and workforce barriers holding back housing delivery across Australia.

The 2026 Budget slows NDIS payment growth by $37.8bn over four years, with significant implications for Australia's healthcare and aged care property sectors.

Danielle Antonello - Head of property management department

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The national median house price reached $1.03 million at the end of April, with units at $753,000, both continuing the broad upward trajectory that has defined the past decade