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Ray White are the Competition Creators®, and there’s no better way to generate excitement and maximise results than through the power of auction.

Preparing a property for sale can be hard work but done properly, it can also add thousands to the price you'll ultimately secure. There's a saying that you only have one chance to make a first impression.

Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs impose a 10 per cent tax on Australian exports, creating challenges for industries like beef while potentially slowing global trade and causing contradictory pressures on inflation.

One of Helen Bond’s career highlights was establishing the first Ray White office in Mount Lawley in 2011, which she owned for six years with her business partners.

Ray White One Group is proud to welcome Aaron Booth as its Head of Growth, a strategic move to elevate performance, attract top talent, and strengthen its leadership team.

For Julian and Jake Rowe, rejoining Ray White was more than just a career move — it was a return to the culture, support and innovation that has always set our group apart.

Shiv Nair and Peter Diamantidis are on a mission.

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.

Australia is one of the safest places to live, yet one suburb nearly ranks among the world’s top 10 most dangerous - and it’s not where you’d expect.

Australia’s housing market rose 0.3% in March 2025, marking three months of growth. A February rate cut helped, but undersupply drives prices. Perth leads with 14% annual growth, while Melbourne lags at 0.6%.

Controlling rental growth is one of the most persistent challenges facing policymakers and housing markets. Unlike other economic indicators that respond predictably, rental prices are influenced by a range of factors that often work against each other.

EVEN with relentless rain drenching most of the east coast, auction bidders couldn’t be kept at bay. Today had a bit of everything in the auction space, from suburb records being broken in Sydney, to an AFL player securing his first home in Adelaide.