Ray White Dandenong announces new partnership and new chapter
Ray White Dandenong has announced a significant new chapter for the business, with director Ben Jusufi welcoming rising sales star Mo Zeitouneh as a business partner.
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Storm-ravaged home sells for $1,010,000 in emotional auction
A Jindalee home with more than 50 years of family history sold under the hammer for $1,010,000 on Sunday, in one of the most heartfelt auction results seen in Brisbane's Centenary suburbs in recent times..
Perth architect’s handcrafted seaside home with internal pond for sale
A three-level coastal residence in North Coogee with an entry bridging over a pond and ocean views from the top floor, has been listed for sale.
South Australia’s most talked about address is up for sale
A luxury multi-million dollar Hospital Research Home Lottery Grand Prize in Walkerville has hit the market offering buyers a rare opportunity to own a designer masterpiece without the luck of the draw.
Grassroots initiatives to end homelessness are given a boost by Ray White and A Home for All Foundation
Ray White is proud to be one of the founding partners of A Home For All Foundation, raising over $50,000 in 2025 for the industry-led initiative uniting Australia's property sector to tackle homelessness and housing insecurity across the country.
Sydney block market surges on generational investment play
A surge in investor demand for whole apartment blocks has seen leading agents Melanie Lahoud and Breanna Skewes of Ray White Double Bay successfully transact eight apartment blocks in just four weeks.
Renovated 1880s pioneer farmhouse hits Brisbane market
One of Brisbane’s most significant pieces of colonial history, the original Robinson family farmhouse has hit the market in Banyo.
Uncertainty in auction market despite high pre-Easter volumes
Ray White scheduled a whopping 718 properties to go under the hammer across the nation today, with sellers keen to transact before Easter.
The hidden scoreboard: why real estate success isn’t just about sales
Everyone talks about listings, sales, and auction results, but those numbers only tell half the story.
Toongabbie’s top real estate business joins Ray White United Group
Toongabbie’s number one real estate business is joining Australasia’s largest real estate group with Ray White United Group.
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
Buying Off the Plan
Since our State Government’s thumping electoral wins and enormous majority in the parliament, they can afford to be bullish on all sorts of policy directives, including planning progression and reform. Coming under fire for failing to meet infill density targets, some local governments have been dismissed by the Minister for … Read more
Perth Leads Growth
According to Ray White’s chief economist, Nerida Conisbee, Perth’s geometric mean (whereby an average is found by multiplying sales prices together then taking the nth root of the set) house price is $970,000, up by a nation-leading 12.4% across the year. Fremantle’s local government area has grown in line with … Read more
