Beloved family haven for sale in Parafield Gardens after 60 years
After more than 60 years of laughter, garden blooms, and cherished memories, an iconic 2,313sqm family estate in Adelaide’s Parafield Gardens is set to go under the hammer.
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Nineteen owners at this Surry Hills renovation
A Surry Hills apartment owned by a syndicate of 19 has hit the market, the latest project from a renovation school built to help Australians, particularly women around 50, build wealth through property.
Prime opportunities emerge for decisive buyers
Ray White Group booked a preliminary clearance rate of 40.7 per cent on the day today, with an average of 1.8 registered bidders and 1.4 active bidders per auction.
Real estate powerhouse Sherrie Storor is back
After eight years building some of the industry's highest-performing agents and agency owners as a coach, Sherrie Storor is returning to where it all began and that is agency ownership.
Ray White Innisfail launches under local leadership
The Innisfail real estate landscape is entering a new era as local industry figures Monique Cruse and Daniel Arnott team up with the Murphy family and Joe Indorato to launch Ray White Innisfail.
Parkside Camperdown ultra-modern haven hits the market
For the first time in nearly two decades, one of Camperdown’s most cherished family homes is for sale.
East Lindfield mid-century gem for sale after 49 years
A distinctive mid-century modern East Lindfield home is set to go under the hammer on Saturday, October 31 offering buyers a rare opportunity to secure a home rich in architectural heritage, natural light, and decades of family memories.
National auction clearance rate improves on lighter volume
Ray White data shows the national clearance rate was 40.1 per cent this week, up from 39.1 per cent last week. There were 670 auctions scheduled nationally across Ray White, with this week’s volume down 22 per cent year on year.
Ray White Kawana Waters welcomes back top-tier duo
Matt Glynn and Lori Wyer have returned to Ray White, joining Ray White Kawana Waters with almost 40 years of combined experience.
Ultimate Byron hinterland haven hits market
A rare 52 hectare Byron hinterland farm with prime agricultural soils and dual living potential has hit the market, as its owners prepare to downsize to manage expanding international business ventures.
Australia’s housing super cycle
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 … […]
US-China tariff battle begins: What it means for Australia
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 … […]
The year of the first home buyer
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 … […]
House prices will continue to moderate until interest rates are cut
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 … […]
Interstate buyers continue to flock to Gold Coast and Brisbane but Melbourne is rising
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. … […]
It’s a different sort of downturn
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 … […]
Generation shift
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 … […]
Flight to affordability as mortgage fatigue sets in
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 … […]
Australia’s Carrie Bradshaw Index
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, … […]
Ray White House Price Report
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 … […]
