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Ray White Hotels Australia’s Joel Fisher and Asia Pacific Director Andrew Joliffe have sold Paddington’s Royal Hotel off market to the newly formed Public House Group headed up by Mitchell Waugh.

The centre of operations and home of successful Australian grass roots transport company, Hills Transport has come to market for the first time in over 12 years; approximately seven years after Ken and Julie Gray sold the business.

Both tenants and landlords have a responsibility to keep a rental property in good condition - but it can be a bit confusing working out who's responsible for what.

For the first time in 60 years, apartment 5 in the iconic Mayfair building at 6 McDonald Street in Potts Point has come to the market with Ray White Elizabeth Bay and a price guide of over $1.3 million.

Moving homes is an omnipresent part of real estate in Australia.

Buying your first home can be one of the most exciting periods of your life, but you'd be forgiven for feeling a little daunted by the whole process.

If you're in the market for real estate in Australia, then it is almost a given that you will be dealing with a real estate agent at some point - they conduct the sale, auction, purchase, exchange, letting and leasing of property

Professional couple Claire and Jonathan Wilmott have tested their design skills after completing the designing and building of their ‘mountain cottage’ in Blackheath, now on the market with Ray White selling agent Peter Torok.

Loretta Pearson and Kevin Boyle are selling their beloved Boat House property on the Hawkesbury river with Ray White Terrigal agent Colin Bernasconi and a price guide from $2.1million.

Ray White Hotels has had an impressive run over the last 10 weeks, selling a total of 14 hotels including the sale of iconic venues including the Newport Arms Hotel and Light Brigade Hotel.

While many may have had concerns with rocketing prices for real estate in Sydney and Melbourne, it seems that fears of the property market becoming too hot can be set aside.

Auction results are often expected to dip near public holidays, but the results for the weekend after Easter show that Melbourne bidders are as keen as ever