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A HUGE jump in registered bidders across the country saw 5.2 bidders sign up to bid on every lot across Ray White’s Australian auctions today.

THURSDAY night's auction for 12 Farmhouse Court, Sydenham was forced to go online after 29 buyers registered to bid on the four bedroom family home.

RAY White Group, Australasia’s largest real estate group, has taken out the top industry accolade for Major Network of the Year at the 2020 Real Estate Business (REB) awards for the fifth year in a row.

IT SEEMS regional properties are in hot demand across Australia after two outstanding auction sales for Ray White offices over the past 24 hours.

Ray White’s auction data shows that despite the tight COVID-19 restrictions, sellers still received nine  per cent more than their highest offer prior by selling under the hammer.

A BEGUILING homestead that encapsulates the history of a bygone era and dubbed ‘Amazing Grace’ is heading to auction as 172 Bing Lucas Drive in Tawa hits the market.

THIS week, sellers have heeded the call from Australasia’s leading real estate agency that now is the time to sell and are set to be welcomed by strong buyer demand.

IN a sign the property market in Christchurch was thriving, a new listing for the team at Ray White Full Circle attracted six offers in the first three days of being on the market, and went under contract soon after thanks to strong competition.

CHRISTCHURCH continued to be a seller’s paradise - in what is very much a seller’s market nationwide - as Ray White offices recorded a 100 per cent clearance rate at auction.

A HUGE 52 registered bidders played their part in what was an exceptional online auction as Mount Burrell’s ‘diamond in the rough’ sold hundreds of thousands over its reserve price with the hammer eventually falling at $2,000,000 at 3222 Kyogle Road.

HAVING joined Ray White Whangarei on Monday 2 March, young & ambitious Salesperson Rae Dennison had the world at her feet, but less than four weeks later New Zealand was put into Alert Level 4 lockdown.

BIDDERS today defied dropping temperatures across the country as the cold weather was no deterrent for a seller's market that remained red-hot.