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AUCTION metrics for Australasia’s leading real estate group have gone from strength to strength since the beginning of the 2021-22 financial year.

WITH a “golden decade” on the horizon, the Ray White Queensland network has just achieved their best September yet.

Three experienced local real estate experts have taken the reins of the Ray White office in the historic city of Ararat in south-west Victoria.

Australasia’s largest real estate group recorded a preliminary auction day clearance rate of 78 per cent across the country today, with subdued numbers due to the long weekend in many markets.

LAST night, several hundred guests nationwide logged in over Zoom to celebrate the annual Ray White Rural and Livestock awards to recognise the achievements of the top offices and individuals throughout the leading network.

While listing numbers may have shrunk since the beginning of the nationwide rolling lockdowns over the past few months, bidder numbers have shot up as a consequence.

After an unseasonably hot winter, the auction market continues to sizzle across the country throughout the spring selling season in September.

Would you buy a house, even if you had never physically seen it, let alone been inside?

An extensive parcel of land in the Southern Highlands at Berrima, once earmarked by Hume Coal for a mine, is now on the market to be sold in one line with offers over $60 million expected.

Ray White’s legendary Real Estate of Origin appraisal drive reached a new level of friendly rivalry, banter and competition yesterday.

AUCTIONS aren’t just good theatre, the sale method could also make vendors more than 12 per cent more on their property.

FOCUSING on the different strengths of the group, Australasia’s largest real estate agency has released their biggest brand campaign ever.