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Spring has brought with it a bump in auction results for leading group, Ray White.

For the first time in three years 1100 Ray White New South Wales | ACT members were able to come together in person for the network’s annual awards.

It’s the end of an era at Ray White as Christine Gray retires after 25 years with the leading group.

The increase in auction volume and clearance rates this week has pointed to a boost in activity as we move further into spring.

A one-of-a-kind ‘sports house’ will be auctioned in Port Douglas on October 4.

A woman who has been breaking barriers and dominating the rural real estate game for more than 15 years, shed light on her interesting career to more than 100 viewers in the latest monthly series, Ray White’s Leading Ladies of Real Estate webinar.

In the capital, Dan Cooper has levelled up and joined Ray White Canberra.

The spring market is showing good signs of stabilising with Ray White reporting average registered bidders holding over 4.2 per auction, above its long term average.

Property management has been predictable for the last 20 years with little impactful change to the business model and how a customer is serviced. 

POSITIVE signs emerged today that the spring market may be stabilising with Ray White reporting a healthy 60 per cent clearance across the country today.

Federal Labor introduced legislation last week that, if passed, would give older Australians a two-year exemption from the assets test for downsizing, allowing them more time to sort out their finances and move properties before their pensions are reduced.

Former NBA player Aron Baynes’ beautiful Brisbane house has been listed for sale by prestige agents, Matt Lancashire and Josh Brown, of Ray White New Farm.