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.
Previous Golf Course – New Development
Cedar Mill concert venue a game-changer for Morisset A new event space at Morisset that will host headline national and international performers will put Lake Macquarie on the map as an event tourism destination and create new economic and social opportunities in the city’s south west precinct. Lake Macquarie City … Read more
$24 Million Dora Creek Deal
Peter MacIntyre of Ray White Morisset facilitated one of the largest sales in our area, 263 DA Approved Residential Lot Subdivision Settled on 1st September 2020 for $24 million. Located minutes to schools, shops, train station and the M1 Motorway which is the main … Read more
Environmental Conservation at Scarborough Park
For many years, property developers have been accused of damaging the environment. Jetan Pty Ltd, the developer of “Scarborough Park” in Morisset, has not only preserved the environment, but improved upon it. The developer is dedicating 6.6 ha (16 acres) of natural bushland as Public Reserve. The area being dedicated has, over … Read more
ESSENTIAL OPEN HOME FAQS ANSWERED
A successful open home could be the key to selling your property. But opening your doors to dozens of strangers can be stressful and difficult, particularly if you’re already on edge about the sale. To help make your upcoming home as stress-free and successful as possible, we’ve whipped up answers … Read more
ADDITION BY SUBTRACTION: WHY SOMETIMES MINIMALISM IS MORE
Feeling that your home is lacking that certain ‘je nes sais quoi’? Perhaps it needs to lack a little more! Before setting off on a large-scale makeover, take a step back and assess your current decor. You might find that what you take away, not what you add, makes the biggest difference … Read more
THE ABSOLUTE ESSENTIALS FOR YOUR FIRST HOME
Whether you are getting married, buying your first home or simply moving into your first real place of your own, you will likely find yourself with some shopping to do. A plan can help you stay focused and avoid unnecessary purchases, saving money and time (not to mention clutter) in … Read more
GETTING ON THE PROPERTY LADDER.
The plight of the Australian first home buyer is challenging and it may only be getting harder. Fledgeling property owners accounted for just over 30.8 per cent of total new dwelling purchased over the first three months of this year – a record low since 2015, according to the National … Read more
BUSTING FOUR COMMON MORTGAGE MYTHS
Mortgages are much maligned, often seen as burdens rather than the useful tools that they really are. But that’s just because they’re misunderstood. There are several myths – that are widely believed – that tarnish the name of the humble home loan. We’ve busted just four of these myths to help … Read more
What is Tax Depreciation and Why Does it Matter?
If you’re the proud owner of a piece of prime real estate, you will probably be well aware of just how a property can appreciate. Whether it’s your primary residence or an investment asset, your portfolio can accrue some serious value over a number of years. However, there is a … Read more
Retrospective changes to negative gearing must not be an option.
Article by EDDIE CHUNG from therealestateconversation.com.au When considering changes to negative gearing, commentary about the potential to wind back negative gearing benefits on a retrospective basis is concerning. People make medium to long term economic decisions based on the law at the time, and while some may argue the environment has changed … Read more
