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Sydney block market surges on generational investment play
A surge in investor demand for whole apartment blocks has seen leading agents Melanie Lahoud and Breanna Skewes of Ray White Double Bay successfully transact eight apartment blocks in just four weeks.
Renovated 1880s pioneer farmhouse hits Brisbane market
One of Brisbane’s most significant pieces of colonial history, the original Robinson family farmhouse has hit the market in Banyo.
The hidden scoreboard: why real estate success isn’t just about sales
Everyone talks about listings, sales, and auction results, but those numbers only tell half the story.
Toongabbie’s top real estate business joins Ray White United Group
Toongabbie’s number one real estate business is joining Australasia’s largest real estate group with Ray White United Group.
Iconic Glenquarry estate offered for the first time in 120 years
For the first time since 1904, one of the Southern Highlands’ most significant landholdings is for sale.
450+ unite for Ray White SA & NT’s big season kick-off
More than 450 members of Ray White South Australia and Northern Territory came together at the Port Adelaide Football Club HQ for their first major training day of the year, marking the official launch of their ninth season in partnership with the club.
From school tuckshop to chic inner-city sanctuary, historic property for sale
A piece of local history with a modern, entrepreneurial twist has hit the market in Mount Gambier.
Emma Chapman leads Ray White Bathurst to new heights
Ray White Bathurst is redefining real estate in the Central West under the dynamic leadership of newly appointed director Emma Chapman.
How to Prepare Your Home for Sale: A Practical Guide
Most sellers lose money in the same three places. Here’s how to avoid them. Ideally, start preparing 4–6 weeks before you list. A little effort before your property hits the market can make a significant difference to both the sale price and how quickly it sells. Start with a fresh … Read more
WHY SUPPLY CHAIN DELAYS SHOULD SEND SHIVERS DOWN SPINES
Last week when I read my column to my wife Aleesha (I force the entire family to hear them under duress) she made a very accurate observation. “It sounds like traffic calming” she said. “What do you mean?” I asked back, annoyed that she wasn’t glowing in adoring feedback about … Read more
Entire 29th floor of ‘White’ Main Beach hits the market for $6.95M
A rare whole-floor residence on the 29th level of the newly completed ‘White’ building on the Gold Coast has been listed for $6.95 million.
Auction conditions slightly subdued post rate hike
The Australian auction market softens after the rate hike, with lower open home attendance and cautious buyers. Clearance rates and bidder numbers remain steady, auction volumes rise, and price growth continues despite affordability pressures.
Fortnightly Snapshot Report | 03/03 – 16/03
Brisbane Property Market Update – March 2026
What Homeowners and Buyers Need to Know Brisbane’s property market has entered 2026 with strong momentum, continuing one of the most consistent growth cycles among Australia’s capital cities. For both homeowners considering selling and buyers looking to enter the market, understanding the current conditions is key to making informed decisions. … Read more
DATA SHOWS BRISBANE’S TOP-END PROPERTY MARKET SET FOR A PRICE LIFT
Over the last few months I’ve been watching the Melbourne market against the Brisbane market and I’ve been looking at the price comparison between investment properties in each location. Melbourne has a larger population, 5 million vs sub 3 million people and it is a more prominent city on the … Read more
Fortnightly Snapshot Report | 17/02 – 02/03
9 Major Property Changes Aussie Home Buyers and Renters Need to Know in 2026
Australia’s property market is shifting quickly in 2026 as governments and regulators roll out new rules that could change the way you buy, build, finance and rent homes this year. From tighter lending standards to changes in grants and rental rights, here’s what’s on the horizon. 1. Stricter Home Loan … Read more
Forget the Children. Wont somebody please think of the boomers.
In the now famous The Simpsons episode in 1996, Helen Lovejoy quoted: “Won’t somebody please think of the children”. That statement has found itself into popular culture over the last few decades and was wittily mused by Simpsons lovers as house prices sharply rose post Covid-19. But over the last … Read more
Fortnightly Snapshot Report | 03/02 – 16/02
