Historic Grafton convent hits the market
A piece of Clarence River history is about to write its next chapter as Grafton’s historic convent hits the market.
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Adelaide home blends steam train charm with polo field views
A custom-designed architectural sanctuary offering an unrepeatable front-row seat to South Australia’s local heritage is for sale.
Palm Springs inspired luxe in Buderim
Zero neighbours, one tennis court and a whole lot of honey: Buderim's most private mansion has just hit the market.
Ray White NSW & ACT celebrates its 2025/26 annual awards
More than 1,100 members and guests packed the International Convention and Exhibition Centre in Sydney last night for Ray White New South Wales and ACT's Annual Awards.
Just try and stop Andrew Harding: he’s on a roll in the Top End
Andrew Harding stands at the forefront of Darwin's luxury property market, setting the benchmark for performance, leadership, and results.
The double deal that played out at a live auction
A packed auction room, two properties, one nail-biting evening of parallel negotiation, and both contracts exchanged within minutes of each other.
Iconic Noel Robinson design hits the market in Clayfield
One of Clayfield’s most distinctive properties - a rare architectural home designed by renowned architect Noel Robinson - has hit the market.
Ray White Queensland celebrates its 2026 winners
More than 1450 members from across Ray White Queensland gathered for the 2025-26 annual awards, held at the Royal International Convention Centre in Brisbane
Picturesque hinterland estate goes to auction
A breathtaking 1.4 hectare hinterland retreat blending historic elegance, rustic charm, and versatile income potential is for sale.
Picture-postcard Balmoral home hits market for the first time in 40 years
A picture-postcard position on Balmoral Beach, with uninterrupted views stretching to North Head, is up for sale for the first time in four decades, as the Stabback family lets go of a home anchored in 40 years' worth of memories.
Renter Pain on Way
The Albanese government is pushing ahead with its controversial tax law changes that promises to upend property markets across the nation. By limiting negative gearing only to newly built homes and replacing the flat 50% Capital Gains Tax (CGT) discount with a more complex indexation system, the legislation tabled in parliament last week has completely … […]
Baffling Budget
Presented as the most significant federal budget for decades, Treasurer Jim Chalmers delivered a budget designed to combat alleged generational unfairness particularly around housing. The key changes have dominated media channels; removal of negative gearing for housing other than new home purchases, scrapping of the 50% capital gains tax discount and effectively removing benefits of … […]
No Grounds
The principle behind a contract is straightforward. Two parties, having clear objectives negotiate an outcome that is reasonably suited to both parties and with consensus on terms and conditions, a verbal or written agreement is formed. Both parties know those terms and are generally satisfied that there is a fair deal in place. When a … […]
Negative Gear Selected
Here we go again. Treasurer Jim Chalmers trotted out the same line politicians always do when quizzed by journalists on something the don’t want to answer saying, ‘it’s perfectly normal for Treasury to model all manner of things in preparation of a budget.’ The Treasurer was responding to questions about changes to negative gearing and … […]
Rates Up?
With the release this week that annual inflation has kicked up to 3.7% brings with it an increased chance the Reserve Bank will raise official interest rates next time they meet. Normally, rising interest rates have an adverse impact on property markets. Affordability and loan serviceability are impacted with some would-be buyers no longer able … […]
Built or Established?
In this rapidly rising local market, buying vacant land and building might be a smarter bet than buying an established home. Vacant residential land values across Perth increased about 34% last year, pushing the median lot price to $329,000. The old real estate saying of “land appreciates, houses depreciate” is compelling in this market whilst … […]
Avoid the Middle Man
When the time comes to sell or lease your property, property owners often look to the internet to help shortlist agents that might meet their needs. Well established methods of choosing your agent such as re-employing an agent previously used, recommendations from friends and relatives or visiting Home Opens to meet agents are other effective … […]
New AML Laws On Way
Australia is entering a new era of regulatory oversight as recent Anit-Money Laundering (AML) reforms bring substantial changes to the real estate sector. Legislation passed last year will extend AML obligations to “tranche two” professions which will capture real estate agents, buyer’s agents, property developers, lawyers, accountants and conveyancers adding additional obligations in their work. … […]
When Will Market Peak?
Looking at Cotality’s graphical representation of changes to Perth’s dwelling values since 1990, we are a market prone to steep ebbs and flows. Rolling five-year increases to dwelling value as at June 1991 was 94%, September 2006 137.8% and our most recent spike September 2025 82.7%. Our current price cycle is strong but not without … […]
Rents Staying High
Anglicare’s most recent annual report into rental affordability this week revealed out of the 3500 properties listed for rent across Perth, only 14 of them were considered affordable for essential workers – nurses, aged care professionals and teachers for example. According to data gurus Cotality, rents across Perth are up and extraordinary 64.5% for houses … […]
