Packed auction room sees 92 per cent clearance rate
Ray White Sherwood|Centenary sold more than $14.3 million in property as part of their in-room auction event in Graceville last night.
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Industry leaders unite to redefine real estate excellence
More than 1000 of Australia's top real estate performers gathered at The One Conference in Brisbane to address the critical gap between what the industry promises and what the public expects.
Tiny Brisbane unit smashes expectations with $718,000 auction result
A compact one-bedroom apartment in Brisbane's tightly held Nundah Village has defied market predictions, selling under the hammer for $718,000 - more than $300,000 above its 2023 purchase price.
Ultimate Gold Coast sky mansion hits market after 20 years
One of the largest apartments on the Gold Coast - a double-storey beachside penthouse with a private pool - has hit the market after 20 years in the same family.
Family reno turns Ormeau fixer-upper into five-star retreat
It was a renovator's delight when the Giddings family first bought 54 Vaughan Drive, Ormeau, but now the six-bedroom home resembles a resort you’d never want to leave.
Ray White Buderim appoints experienced agent and auctioneer
Ray White Buderim has announced the appointment of experienced real estate agent and auctioneer Chantel Dielwart, further strengthening the office’s position as one of Queensland’s leading auction-focused agencies.
Ex-Geelong mayor offloads Australian properties following relocation
Australian media personality and former Geelong Mayor Darryn Lyons is selling his tropical North Queensland beachfront property and his distinctive pink Sydney apartment simultaneously.
Post-war Brisbane gem hits market after 40 years
A piece of Brisbane's architectural history is set to change hands for only the second time since construction, with a distinctive property, adjacent to the northern Ascot boundary, for sale after four decades in the same family.
Ray White Cottesloe | Mosman Park appoints Head of Property Management
Ray White Cottesloe | Mosman Park has strengthened its leadership team with the appointment of Rachel Hannah as Licensee and Head of Property Management, as the agency expands its service capabilities across Perth's prestigious western suburbs.
Ray White Queensland appoints Jacob Olsen as Sales Performance Specialist
Ray White Queensland is pleased to announce the appointment of Jacob Olsen to the newly created role of Sales Performance Specialist, dedicated to supporting and developing sales associates across the Queensland network.
The First Timer’s Guide To Decorating A Home
Congratulations! You’ve just bought your first house and we’re sure you can’t wait to transform this empty shell into your dream home. However, there are a few factors to take into account before beginning your decorating masterpiece. Here’s everything you need to know if it’s your first time decorating a … Read more
Answering 4 key questions about Australia’s cooling housing market
During January 2018 the average Australian home value fell by 0.3 per cent, and Sydney’s dropped by 0.9 per cent, according to CoreLogic. With those numbers in mind it seems the housing market may in fact be cooling for now. The media coverage of this has tended towards hyperbole, with many … Read more
Which renovations are right for your home: Cosmetic or comprehensive?
If the bones of your home are solid, the kitchen and bathrooms are modern, or if your budget is tight, cosmetic renovations are the way to go. They’re cheaper, quicker, and you may be able to do the majority of them by yourself. When we say cosmetic renovations, we’re talking … Read more
Property Knowledge: How To Find a Growth Area Before It Booms
Australia’s full of suburbs that were regarded as undesirable, before quickly transforming and seeing their house prices rocket upwards. Brunswick is just one example of this – in the last decade it has transformed from an infamous inner-city strip, to one of Melbourne’s most unique and desirable areas. Because of … Read more
5 Ways To Protect Yourself From Bad Tenants
Over 7 million people rent their homes in Australia, according to 2016 census data. That’s close to a third of the population. The vast majority of this group are reliable and trustworthy, making for fantastic tenants. Unfortunately there are some who are the exact opposite, presenting huge risk to landlords … Read more
2018’s Coolest Autumn Renovation and Design Ideas
Is it time to freshen up your home? Autumn is the best time to get your tools out, or pop into your nearest design store and make changes to your home. To make life easier, we’ve compiled our favourite autumn renovations and design ideas below. They’re all simple things that you … Read more
Minimalist Home Staging: How Decluttering Can Help You Sell Your House
Original content is provided by nationalstorage.com.au We hear the phrase ‘less is more’ a lot throughout our lives. It might seem like a silly expression when you’re sprinkling cheese on your nachos, but it holds a lot of truth when it comes to preparing your home for sale. Minimalist home … Read more
Capital City Housing Market Trends In 2018
House prices in Australia have increased by 6556 per cent since the 1960s, an average of over 8 per cent a year, according to BIS data. This constitutes one of the largest house price upswings of all time. However, the OECD has recommended that the Reserve Bank begin tightening monetary policy … Read more
What You Need To Know About Buying Property With Siblings Or Friend
The average home in the Australian capital cities costs $679,000, according to data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Prices are still increasing in most regions at a rate of between 3 and 14 per cent per year, and to make matters worse, many major banks have recently tightened mortgage … Read more
Christmas Decorating Three Ways
Original article by The Home Christmas; it’s the most wonderful time of year, not least because it’s your one opportunity to run rampant decorating your home… and eating all the food, naturally. But just because red, green and gold has always been the waving banner of the festive season, that … Read more
