Gold Coast real estate stalwart to lead Ray White Main Beach
With four decades of experience working in the real estate industry, Michael Willems and wife Dayna Willems have taken over ownership of Ray White Main Beach.
Good news: RBA cuts cash rate by 0.25 per cent. While the cut will be welcomed by many, it has been driven primarily by continued global uncertainty brought about by the election of Trump in the US.
New energy at Ray White Benowa as market leaders take the reigns
Ray White Benowa is set for a new era with the business now under the leadership of high-performing Ray White Alliance business owners and sales agents Simon Finlayson, Jason Atkinson, and Brad Wilson.
Stunning Perth luxe home drew inspiration from London townhouses
A stunning architectural residence at 7A Bateman Street, Mosman Park has been listed for sale, offering discerning buyers the chance to acquire a bespoke home crafted by seasoned property enthusiasts with an eye for exceptional design.
Rooted in Ray White’s legacy of empowering women, the Leading Ladies of Real Estate initiative is building a stronger, more connected future for female professionals across the industry.
Two of the brightest young leaders in Australian real estate have stepped into one of the industry’s most iconic businesses, with Mitch Peereboom and Christian Hamilton taking ownership of Ray White Surfers Paradise.
Is Trump driving house price growth? Auction day clearance rates show increasing momentum
Australia's auction clearance rates hit 72 per cent in May, highest since early 2022, showing Trump's economic impact on housing. While similar to 2021's boom, price growth will likely remain more subdued than previous cycles.
Australian property prices have continued their upward trajectory in April, with both houses and units posting solid gains amid a backdrop of significant political and economic shifts.
Ray White Victoria is proud to announce that the Judd White Group, one of Melbourne's most successful real estate agencies, has joined the Ray White family.
Property listings take a holiday as Australians escape the winter chill
Australian property listings drop with winter temperatures as homeowners escape to warmer destinations. This seasonal market slowdown creates unique challenges and opportunities for buyers and sellers alike.