THE polished concrete floors and striking feature walls are just the beginning at the art house that is 47 Viking Road, Dalkeith. Behind the imposing concrete façade hides the leafy garden of this tri-level family home and gallery with its striking …
A RAY WHITE record was smashed last night as 41 bidders registered to buy 15 Cardwell Street (pictured above) in Onehunga – the largest number ever recorded for an Auckland City property by Australasia’s leading real estate group. The renovated 1920’s three-bedroom, two-bathroom …
AUSTRALASIA’S largest real estate group and auction house continues to navigate the new normal with confidence. Stage Four restrictions in the metropolitan Melbourne area mean private inspections and in-office online auctions will no longer be permitted but at home online auctions …
With so much negative speculation floating around it’s easy to be influenced not informed, but for Sue McDonald, the strength of property market now was vital in listing their property for, and ultimately selling, at auction. The property in question …
Pictured above – the winning bidders at 52 Clarke Drive in Gladstone Park. TRUST is everything when it comes to choosing the right agent to sell a prized asset and that’s exactly what Lauren and Matthew King had in Ray …
THE Ray White Group in New Zealand has delivered a company-best record sales month for July 2020. After only three months post the lockdown period in New Zealand, sales volume across the Ray White network had rebounded to produce a record month, being 52 per cent higher …
A highly experienced real estate professional and no stranger to Ray White, Colin Walsh has rebranded his successful business to the leading group once again. Mr Walsh and his high-skilled property sales and property management professionals bring their expertise back to …
We sat down with one of our most awarded and Elite agents from South Australia; Stefan Siciliano from Ray White Norwood. He discussed exactly why social proof is required to achieve the best possible price for a vendor. Why do …
To sell or not to sell? That is the question. From market trends and interest rates to lending criteria and personal finances, there are many factors to consider when deciding whether to sell your house – especially in a changing property landscape like the current one. We take a look … Read more
They say sharing is caring, but living in a share house can be far from pleasant if the rules about splitting expenses aren’t well established. Savings expert Kylie Travers explains how to decide who pays what, in order to avoid financial fistycuffs. For starters, Travers recommends setting ground rules before you … Read more
Darling, you won’t believe your eyes – the fabulous crew at Darling & Co has introduced a prosecco and spritz fountain! Head in every Sunday at 2:00 pm for a two-hour drinks and grazing board package for just $60 per person. Pour spritzes and prosecco straight from the fountain and graze on brisket and smoked cheddar croquettes, freshly shucked oysters … Read more
We sat down with Alistair MacMillan Principal of Ray White Wilston and veteran of the industry for over 20 years. We discussed the changes he has made in his business since the pandemic, and why he believes the auction is …
We sat down with John Morris, Chief Auctioneer of Ray White South Australia about the challenges that he has had to overcome in his role since the pandemic, and why he is putting more properties under the hammer than ever …
When selling, there are two basic paths you can choose to sell your home – send it to auction or offer the property for private sale, also known as private treaty. But how do you know which method is right for you and your property? There’s a few things to … Read more
Many of us spend time renting while we save up to buy our own dream home. So how can you get into your own place as quickly as possible while still paying the rent? We asked a financial adviser for his tips on what renters can do to increase their … Read more
Brisbane’s Biggest Garage Clothing Sale returns to Bizzell’s Garage in Paddington on Saturday July 25th from 10am. Here’s your chance to trawl through the racks and pick up a bargain piece of vintage, retro or pre-loved wear, from clothing to shoes, accessories and jewellery, with prices ranging from $1 to more … Read more
It’s a buyer’s market out there at the moment, so showing your home in the best possible light has never been more important. You’d be amazed how often vendors neglect to take care of some basic housekeeping tasks that ensure a home is at its optimum as potential purchasers arrive … Read more
Most Australians will rent a home at some point in their lives and, if you do, it’s inevitable that you’re going to experience a rental inspection … or several. Rental inspections can cause tenants a lot of unnecessary stress simply because many people don’t know what to expect or what’s expected of … Read more
Any music lover or audiophile will tell you that there’s no sweeter feeling than lightly dropping the needle on a brand-new record. Although the act of buying a physical release might seem like an outdated way of digesting tunes to some, vinyl records have continued to increase in popularity and … Read more
You really want a property and are keen to put in an offer but where do you start? No one wants to pay more for a house than the market value, so how do you get the best deal? Is there a magic figure to start the negotiation process? Amid … Read more