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With the 2025 Budget approaching, the property and construction industry have key priorities requiring government attention and support. The following wish list outlines critical areas where strategic allocations could strengthen the sector.

Australia's 2025 budget expands Help to Buy, funds prefabricated housing, and introduces trade apprenticeship incentives. Measures discouraging foreign investment could hinder housing supply, with limited solutions to address housing challenges.

The Reserve Bank of Australia has kept interest rates on hold today, maintaining its cautious approach. This decision reflects growing uncertainties in the global economy, particularly stemming from US trade policies and ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Our recent analysis has uncovered significant shifts in the gender demographics of real estate agents across Australasia, with a notable increase in women entering the industry, particularly in part-time roles.

Ray White Rural and Livestock are delighted to announce the formal appointment of Sonya Grosso as General Manager, a position she has effectively held for some time.

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.

The market could not have been more consistent. We recorded $5.1 billion worth of sales in Australia in October 2022, just as we did in September.

Bidders from all over Queensland gathered at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre for a Ray White auction bonanza today.

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SUCCESSFUL multi-business owner Avi Khan has been clear in his ambition since joining Ray White almost five years ago to chase growth and not let any opportunities pass him by.

For the eighth month in a row we saw the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) increase the official cash rate. In its final meeting for 2022, the central bank increased the rate from 2.85 per cent to 3.1 per cent in its ongoing bid to cool rising inflation.