High yield waterfront living hits the market in booming New Port
A high-performing waterfront apartment offering immediate, positively geared returns in one of South Australia’s fastest-growing employment corridors has hit the market.
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Ray White Double Bay is the original home of high performance
For nearly 40 years, Ray White Double Bay has been where the next generation of Ray White leaders learns what excellence looks like, and this year it was named the No.1 office in the network out of more than 1,000 offices worldwide.
Trust takes centre stage at PMC
Trust was the theme that ran through day two of Ray White’s epic PMC on the Gold Coast.
Hard work and empathy drives Mirela to the top
When Mirela Cicic joined Ray White Newcastle roughly seven years ago as a receptionist, she had just walked away from property management convinced she would never return.
Ray White leading with intent at PMC 2026
Ray White Group Head of Property Management Zac Snelling challenged more than 500 delegates to abandon industry auto-pilot and lead with deliberate intent.
Heart over hustle as Courtney redefines property management
In an industry often dominated by transactional pitches, call quotas, and fast-paced signature chasing, Courtney Matheson-Avery is proving that genuine empathy remains the ultimate competitive edge.
Clearance improves across the country
Ray White Group booked a preliminary clearance rate of 42.6 per cent on the day today, with an average of 1.6 registered bidders and 1.5 active bidders per auction.
Dean Pieroz takes over Ray White Asset Management Alexandra Hills
Following a decade of building his career in Alexandra Hills, Dean Pieroz is taking the helm as owner of Ray White Asset Management Alexandra Hills from his mother and long-time business partner, Cathy Pieroz.
More than an apartment: Inside Brisbane’s new rental community
Brisbane’s rental market is evolving, with more people seeking homes that offer not only convenience and flexibility, but also a stronger sense of connection and belonging. Click to view:
Why home upgraders have the upper hand in Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth
The number of homes for sale has grown substantially across those cities in recent months, as homeowners try to sell up and cash in those price gains. Click to view:
Nightcap
Finish your Paddington adventure with a late-night cocktail. Our picks? Frank’s Social Club for signature cocktails and unique wines, or LouisB Bar for old-world charm and Limoncello. Click to view:
Ray White books nearly 10,000 appraisals in group drive
Ray White’s 22nd Real Estate of Origin event saw the group book 9,843 appraisals across Australasia during the latest action packed appraisal drive, 100 per cent powered by NurtureCloud, its cutting edge prop tech platform.
Snakes, pigeons and books cleared from Wynnum house
It is not every day a property hits the market with floor-to-ceiling books, roosting ceiling pigeons, resident snakes in the yard, and a past life steeped in music.
Planning to sell? The hidden costs that can eat into your profits
Even with tough market conditions, the spring months often remain the busiest time for buying and selling, with many homeowners making the leap and listing their home. click to view:
Affordable Australian house prices fall faster than luxury homes as property investors retreat
For much of the past year, Australia’s more affordable properties have been outperforming the expensive end of the market. Click to view:
Halloween haunted house and Street party
Everything kicks off from 4 pm in Hayward St Paddington. The haunted house opens at 4pm and runs until 8 pm. Grab an early dinner at Swift Cafe followed up with a ice-cream from Pinky‘s ice cream truck. click to view:
How household energy scores are helping home buyers and sellers
Household energy scores are gaining traction in Australia, helping home buyers understand how much properties cost to run and revealing how much sellers have invested in efficiency upgrades. Click to view:
The parts of the market now grabbing investors attention
A changing market has reset the playing field for investors, with focus shifting to the areas and types of properties that stand to benefit most from new tax settings. Click to view:
Finishing strong: Brisbane’s biggest openings still to come in 2026 and beyond
If you thought the first six months of the year were jam-packed, wait until you get a load of the cafes, bars and restaurants still to come in the back half of 2026. Click to view:
Rents hit record highs, but is the pressure finally easing?
Rents across Australia remain at record highs, but price growth has decelerated and renters have slightly more choice, according to REA’s latest quarterly Rental Report. Click to view:
