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Celebrating a 40-year career is not something many people can boast, but Ray White Wilston agent Nick Thornton is doing just that, having kicked off his real estate career on February 21, 1985.

Ray White today announced two significant leadership appointments that underscore the company's commitment to excellence in compliance and property management services across Australia and New Zealand.

One of Mosman’s most respected agents, Colin Craig, has rejoined Ray White Lower North Shore Group, marking a major win for the leading agency as it continues to strengthen its dominance in Sydney’s prestige property market.

Built in the 1860’s ‘Plynlimmon’ has had a fascinating life, from being a home, a store, and bed and breakfast, and a wedding venue, the property has even featured on hit TV show Farmer Wants a Wife.

Ray White Northern Beaches has acquired Ray White Palm Beach, marking a significant strategic milestone and the group’s fourth office opening in just nine months since launching.

Combining modern trends with a quality build, the award winning home at 121B King Street, Wilberforce, has hit the market.

Ray White NSW is proud to announce two exciting appointments.

Australia's housing boom since January 2025 suggests Perth/Adelaide hitting $1M medians, Sydney reaching $2M houses and $1M units by the end of 2026. With only Hobart/Darwin to stay under $1M.

Top-performing real estate agents in Australia have 10+ years experience and list 60 per cent of properties. New data shows persistence, not speed, drives long-term success.

Despite rate rises, land prices jumped 75 per cent since 2020 while construction costs finally moderate. For affordable housing, either building costs must fall or land values must drop significantly.

Ray White Taylors Lakes held two in-room auction events last week, selling more than $10M worth of property.

As autumn draws to a close, the real estate market appears to be bucking the seasonal trend, with a huge number of bidders and onlookers taking to the streets today.