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More than 1450 members from across Ray White Queensland gathered for the 2025-26 annual awards, held at the Royal International Convention Centre in Brisbane
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Picturesque hinterland estate goes to auction
A breathtaking 1.4 hectare hinterland retreat blending historic elegance, rustic charm, and versatile income potential is for sale.
All eyes on the spring selling season following winter cooldown
National home prices have fallen for a fifth straight month, data from realestate.com.au shows. The spring selling season will be an important test for the market.
Spring shake-up: What to expect from property investors
Spring is traditionally a busy time for the property market, but on the back of three interest rate hikes and federal budget tax changes, experts predict investors will take a cautious approach to buying, if they choose to at all. Click to view:
Rooftops, riverbanks and VIP views – where to watch Riverfire in 2026
For most cities, fireworks are synonymous with New Year’s Eve, but in Brisbane, the turning of the year has nothing on Riverfire by Australian Retirement Trust. Click to view:
Picture-postcard Balmoral home hits market for the first time in 40 years
A picture-postcard position on Balmoral Beach, with uninterrupted views stretching to North Head, is up for sale for the first time in four decades, as the Stabback family lets go of a home anchored in 40 years' worth of memories.
Ray White Victoria & Tasmania appoints Valentina Parra as COO
Ray White Victoria & Tasmania has appointed Valentina Parra to the newly created role of Chief Operating Officer, recognising 17 years of contribution across almost every part of the leading group.
‘Eastlands’ sells for $10 Million
Central Queensland grazing property Eastlands, located near Duaringa, has sold for $10,000,000 to local buyers.
‘Yatton’ sells for $12.5M
Central Queensland grazing property Yatton, located at Clarke Creek, has sold for $12,500,000 to a local family.
Landmark 1906 Ascot estate ‘Reedy’ hits market after 58 years
One of Ascot’s most significant historic properties, “Reedy”, is for sale for the first time since 1968.
Spring supply brings choice for buyers
The Ray White Group booked a preliminary clearance rate of 56.2 per cent today, with an average of 2.5 registered bidders and 1.9 active bidders per auction.
Massive broadacre asset Watervalley Farm hits the market
A premier broadacre cropping engine is set to draw national and global interest as Watervalley Farm hits the market and tests the South Australian agricultural market.
Renovated Kedron Queenslander heads to auction
A much-loved Kedron home is ready for its new chapter, after being owned by the same owners for a decade.
Why waiting for RBA rate cuts could trap property buyers
Homebuyers waiting for an interest rate cut risk walking straight into a pricing trap just as a rare, low-competition property window opens. Click to view:
The 10 best locations for first-time investors around Australia
In Brisbane’s inner city, Spring Hill, Thorneside and Brisbane City are punching well above their weights for units with strong yields and fast leasing times, with capital gains at significantly higher levels than the rest of the city. Click to view:
Fair on the Green
Milton State School Fair on the Green is on Sat 29 Aug 2026 (11am-8pm) at Gregory Park – a fun day of rides, performances, BBQ, bar, stalls, and more! Click to view:
Silver lining: How a cooling property market is protecting borrowers
Four straight months of falling home prices across Australia may be a blessing in disguise for borrowers juggling mortgage repayments and the rising cost of living. Click to view:
Investors pull back post-budget, but newly built homes benefit
A shift in investor behaviour in recent months suggests that tax changes in the federal budget are starting to have the intended effect. Click to view:
Paddington in Brisbane: what to see and do
Paddington, a trendy inner-city area located 5 km from Brisbane’s CBD, was once a rough, working-class suburb. However, when living near the city became trendy in the 1980s, young socialites moved in. Paddington was transformed into a local hot spot with a thriving drinking, dining and shopping scene. Most Paddington restaurants, boutiques, bars and cafes … […]
Revealed: Just how many first-home buyers using 5% deposit are in negative equity
As property prices cool across the country, questions are being raised about how many first-home buyers using the 5% Deposit Scheme have fallen into negative equity. Click to view:
