Wakeboarding champion Harley Clifford lists Sanctuary Cove estate
Eight-time world wakeboarding champion and Gold Coast local Harley Clifford has listed his Sanctuary Cove house to the market.
Eight-time world wakeboarding champion and Gold Coast local Harley Clifford has listed his Sanctuary Cove house to the market.
A 145.91 hectare farm in Melbourne’s western growth corridor has hit the market for the first time in generations, presenting a rare opportunity for both agricultural buyers and strategic investors.
National auction clearance rates eased again this week as the Reserve Bank lifted the cash rate to a 15 year high of 4.60 per cent. Rising bidder numbers and strong post-auction sales suggest buyers and sellers are still keen to transact.
The team at Ray White Lower North Shore Group has officially crossed the $265,000 fundraising mark for local charity Giant Steps, following the conclusion of their annual 10KADAY campaign.
The woman who brought Havaianas to Australia is selling the Double Bay luxury home she spent five years building as a gallery for a lifetime of a
Luxury wilderness retreat, Nightfall, nestled in Queensland’s Scenic Rim has hit the market as co-owners Stephen Ross and Jaide Adermann prepare for retirement after more than a decade of crafting one of Australia's premier bespoke glamping destinations.
Long-time local and experienced real estate agent Leah Kirk is officially stepping into business ownership as she prepares to take over Ray White Whyalla next month.
Ray White Port Augusta begins a new chapter, with long-time sales agent Charmaine Budd taking the reins of the office from current principals Darren Sherriff and Prue Duka.
Brisbane's top-end property market has hit its stride this spring, with Ray White Collective Luxury principal Matt Lancashire selling $46 million worth of high-end homes in just three weeks, much of it to local buyers and expats coming home.
Ray White United Group has opened its ninth office, bringing the network's signature blend of local knowledge and negotiation muscle to Quakers Hill, a suburb that principal Peter Diamantidis says has been on his radar for years.
Nerida Conisbee Ray White Group Chief Economist Interest rates, house prices, market cycles dominate headlines and conversations about Australia’s housing market, but they miss the bigger picture. For decades, our housing market has been driven by much deeper forces: a persistent undersupply of homes, major demographic shifts, and fundamental changes in how and where Australians want to … […]
Nerida Conisbee, Ray White Chief Economist What does the US-China tariff battle mean for Australia? US tariffs on Chinese imports began on February 4, with a 10 per cent duty imposed on all goods. China immediately hit back with their own tariffs, placing 15 per cent on coal and liquefied natural gas imports from the … […]
Nerida Conisbee Ray White Group Chief Economist Now is a particularly good time for first home buyers. House prices have slowed, and are in fact declining in many places, there are a wide range of first home buyer incentives at both a national and state level. Interest rates may be high but are expected to … […]
Nerida Conisbee Ray White Group Chief Economist The Australian housing market is showing clear signs of moderation as 2024 draws to a close, with the national house price median reaching $898,745, up 7.7 per cent annually but with monthly gains easing to 0.4 per cent. This deceleration in price growth reflects both seasonal patterns and broader … […]
Nerida Conisbee, Ray White Chief Economist Analysis of buyers at almost 10,000 Ray White auctions continues to show that Queensland’s property market remains the strongest in Australia for both investors and people buying from other states. While Melbourne is rising in popularity with interstate buyers, it is still being eclipsed by interest in south-east Queensland. … […]
Nerida Conisbee, Ray White Chief Economist House price growth is definitely slowing. However, conditions in the final quarter of 2024 are continuing to show a two speed housing market. And like any change in market conditions, at a city level, they have very different drivers. There are two distinct markets at the moment, although both … […]
Nerida Conisbee Ray White Group Chief Economist What leads to some suburbs being more popular with younger buyers than others? Suburbs have a pretty standard timeline. New homes are built, young families move in, those families age. Then the next generation moves in. But not all established areas experience the same success in attracting younger … […]
Nerida Conisbee Ray White Group Chief Economist The Australian housing market is experiencing a notable shift, with affordability driving unexpected trends across different property types. Affordable house price growth is now outpacing the luxury market. While the opposite is now occurring for apartments. The traditional outperformance of luxury homes in the real estate market is … […]
The Economist, a weekly magazine, recently undertook an analysis of where it was possible for a single person to affordably rent alone. The analysis was referred to as the Carrie Bradshaw Index, named after the fictional character in “Sex in the City” where Carrie lives alone in New York, presumably affordably. To undertake this analysis, … […]
erida Conisbee Ray White Group Chief Economist Cheaper properties saw the strongest price growth over the past 12 months with houses in the lowest percentile increasing by 12.2 per cent. In comparison, our most expensive homes have seen a price slowdown, perhaps now reflecting the prolonged impact of higher interest rates. Long term, Australia’s most … […]