Brisbane post-war apartment block set for landmark auction
A rare piece of Oxley’s local history which has served as a mid-century train master’s residence, a government-run aged care and disability facility, and a beloved hub where generations have lived and rented is for sale.
Iconic Scottish shopfront and historic 1940s Queenslander for sale
An extraordinary piece of Ipswich history is heading under the hammer, offering buyers the chance to secure a unique live-and-work setup that has spent the last two decades draped in Scottish tradition.
Ray White's preferred print supplier Printforce goes carbon neutral
Ray White Group, Australasia's largest real estate network, has welcomed news that its preferred print supplier Printforce has become a certified carbon neutral printer.
Ray White Mooloolaba and Kawana scheduled 30 properties to go under the hammer at its Avani auction event last night, selling more than $20 million in property.
Ray White Projects SA is set to enter an exciting new chapter, with Jed Redden and Justin Kurenda (pictured above), leading the business together from this new financial year.
13 bidders fight for original 1950s Brisbane home which sold for $1.85M
An emotional and hotly contested auction has seen one of the last remaining double blocks in Upper Mount Gravatt change hands for the first time in history.
A one-bedroom, two-bathroom beach shack in one of the Sunshine Coast’s most exclusive, tightly held pockets has shattered expectations, selling under the hammer for a massive $2,020,000.
New era of real estate begins at Ray White Hoppers Crossing
Real estate husband-and-wife duo Shahid Khan and Fatima Zahra have launched Ray White Hoppers Crossing, bringing a trusted, family-led approach and a proven track record of market dominance to one of Melbourne’s most dynamic suburbs.
Is now the right time to buy your first home in Australia?
Walking into an open home right now feels different compared to a year ago. The frantic energy has eased, the street parking is a little easier to find, and the crowd hovering around the agent isn't quite as packed.
