Auction activity low this weekend
IT was a quiet weekend of auctions, in the wake of exTropical Cyclone Alfred plus the Labour Day long weekend in some states, which resulted in low volumes and smaller crowds, according to Ray White.
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Resilience in the rain
The rain came down, day after day, week after week. It wasn’t just a summer storm or the usual wet season downpour; it was relentless.
25 years of a rural maven
Tracie Robertson and Stephen Nell
Property and livestock agent joins proud family business
Geoff Trost, a long-standing figure in the rural real estate industry, has been the proud owner of Ray White Rural Crows Nest for an impressive 20 years.
Celebrating our powerhouse women this International Women's Day
This International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating the inspirational women that have led the way in real estate and made a lasting impact at Ray White.
Duo bring experience and community focus to Ray White Palmerston
Experienced real estate professionals Andrew Harding and Ryan Rowsell have teamed up to open Ray White Palmerston.
A community focus for the Hills district
Seema Joshi, an experienced professional with a strong background in management accounting and a passion for real estate, is proud to announce the launch of Ray White Beaumont Hills.
First day of autumn delivers outstanding results
The first day of autumn brought with it a flurry of outstanding auction results with buyers out in numbers across the country.
Ray White Taylors Lakes smashes $13.3M in auction sales
Ray White Taylors Lakes kicked off February with a bang, hosting an action-packed in-room auction event that saw $13,393,500 worth of north west Melbourne real estate change hands.
Townsville outpaces the rest of the regional Queensland
AFTER years of depressed prices, Townsville is experiencing the fastest growing house prices of all the regional cities in the Sunshine State.
Preparing for the spring selling season
Spring is a great time to list your property for sale as people tend to make their way out of the hibernation of the winter months. It is a great chance to get your property in front of interested buyers and can be the difference in the number of weeks … Read more
Property market – Covid lockdown update
As Sydney finds itself in the middle of a somewhat unexpected lockdown, which now seems likely to last longer than we had all initially expected, I thought it important to reach out and provide an update on how the local market is reacting so far. Sales market Firstly, it must … Read more
Dressed to impress for inspections
Your home looks perfect to you but when it comes to open inspections, potential buyers may beg to differ. So, how best can you impress these crucial people? Calling all objective opinions When you live at a house all the time, it’s easy to miss dirt, mould and cracks as … Read more
Tips to help buyers warm to a winter sale
With the market turned upside down during Covid-19, we believe there will be an “early mover advantage” for those coming to market before the traditional Spring selling season. Restrictions around inspections and on site auctions have been eased, and buyers have returned to the market in strong numbers. There generally … Read more
Mortgage relief during Coronavirus pandemic
Many businesses and services have already been forced to close under the latest Federal Government restrictions to try to curb the spread of Coronavirus and many Australians are already feeling the pinch when it comes to finances. Especially those with a mortgage. At least 1 million Australians are facing unemployment … Read more
Should I wait until after the Covid-19 pandemic to sell my property?
While the Covid-19 pandemic has altered the way Australians buy and sell property, it hasn’t put a stop to it altogether. But is now the best time to sell your property? Let’s break it down. How many people are still house hunting? Consumer confidence and job security are two major … Read more
Rental legislation changes effective 23 March 2020
There are a number of changes coming in to force on 23rd March 2020, affecting property investors and their tenants. Please find a summary below Minimum standards to clarify ‘fit for habitation’ Landlords are currently required to provide the rented property in a reasonable state of cleanliness and ‘fit for … Read more
Common mistakes landlords make
We would like to do all we can to help you maximise your returns on investment. In our experience, these are the most common mistakes landlords make. They inevitably lead to greater costs and unnecessary stress. 1. Setting the rent too high This will result in your property languishing on … Read more
Why you should consider hiring a property manager
If you have a property or multiple investment properties, it may be worthwhile for you to invest in the help of a property manager. A property manager can help take over control of the day-to-day management of your properties and can be particularly beneficial if you live a lengthy distance … Read more
