Bidders return as clearance rates soften
Ray White’s auction data showed the national clearance rate eased again last week, but the headline number is telling only half the story.
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Local hyper-specialist Sam Thompson joins Ray White Northern Beaches
Ray White Northern Beaches has strengthened its local footprint with the appointment of highly regarded property specialist Sam Thompson to its growing Mona Vale office.
Fortnightly Snapshot | 07/07/2026 – 20/07/2026
Leading the charge in the Central West
When the final whistle blew at 14 - 12, it was a huge moment for the Barcaldine Sand Goannas.
Award-winning Granite Belt brewery business for sale
A landmark tourism and hospitality staple in Queensland’s premier wine and food region is officially looking for its next owner.
Kedron family say goodbye to first home filled with childhood firsts
When Natalia and Wade Hobbs bought their Kedron home back in 2015, it was affectionately described as a "red brick box" - complete with a brown sunroom and green stripes.
The latest Shaun Lockyer trophy home hits the market
One of Brisbane's most respected real estate identities has listed his brand new high end family home and handed the keys to Brisbane’s top prestige agent to market his prized home.
Professional football player channels drive into becoming top agent
When he was eight years old, Ray White Mill Park agent Robert Stambolziev dreamed of being a professional football player, and just seven years later he shipped off overseas to begin his football career.
Rushcutters Bay home built by aviation pioneer hits the market with $7m guide
A rare slice of Australian aviation history is set to change hands, with the Rushcutters Bay terrace built and lived in by pioneering inventor and explorer Lawrence Hargrave heading to auction on 6 August with a $7 million guide.
Top Northern Beaches trio joins Ray White in major values-led move
In a major alignment of local expertise and values, three of the Northern Beaches' most respected real estate figures, Kylie Segedin, Melissa Pease and Josephine Cowling, have joined forces with Ray White Northern Beaches.
In Brisbane’s fast-moving luxury property market, first impressions are everything. With the city’s median house price hovering at historic highs and premium buyers demanding turnkey perfection, property presentation has shifted away from predictable, mass-produced finishes. The biggest indicator of this shift? The complete rejection of flat, clinical white walls. In 2026, premium property styling and high-end … […]
HOW SUPERANNUATION RULE CHANGES CAN CHIP AWAY AT CONFIDENCE
Trust is a funny thing. It takes decades to build and only moments to lose. I was recently away when the Federal Government announced changes to lending rules for Self Managed Super Funds (SMSFs). The policy itself surprised me, but not as much as what it represents. Unlike negative gearing and even the proposed capital … […]
WA’s real estate powerhouses join forces
Two of Western Australia's most successful real estate leaders are joining forces, with Ray White Dethridge Groves merging with Ray White Dalkeith | Claremont.
Fortnightly Snapshot | 23/06/2026 – 06/07/2026
Ahead of the Curve: Why Sculptural Sofas are Dominating Brisbane Property Staging
In Brisbane’s competitive 2026 real estate market, standard property presentation is no longer enough to command a premium. With house medians sitting comfortably over $1.1 million and premium buyers actively seeking turnkey, high-end lifestyles, presentation directly impacts equity. The biggest indicator of this shift? The dramatic comeback of the rounded living room couch. Once a mid-century … […]
WHEN SELLING A HOUSE FEELS LIKE A COUNTERTERRORISM BRIEFING
There are a number of ways bad guys and girls wash their cash. Pokies, punting and apparently property. Over the last few weeks the entire property industry has been getting up-skilled on the new process to sell property and if we get it wrong we stand to face severe penalties. On the big screens are … […]
Fortnightly Snapshot | 09/06/26-22/06/26
The Home Trends Australians Are Leaving Behind in 2026
Every year brings a new wave of design inspiration, but the biggest shifts are not always about what is trending. More often, they reflect how people want to live. Across Australia, homeowners are moving away from spaces that feel overly curated, highly polished or designed purely for social media. Instead, the focus is returning to … […]
TRIBUTE: ‘IF WE’RE NOT PROUD OF THIS PRICE TODAY, WE ARE PASSING IT IN’
A real estate agent has many jobs when selling a property and the list is growing. In a few weeks we will add anti-money laundering to the list! As agents we audit the smoke alarms, the safety switches and the pool fences. We administer the legal contracts, build marketing campaigns, negotiate and a lot more. … […]
Fortnightly Snapshot | 26/05/26 – 08/06/26
