IT may have been pouring in many parts of the country today but the weather didn’t dampen enthusiasm at Ray White auctions. On the first Saturday of the new financial year, nationally, the group recorded a 59 per cent clearance …
Top performing agent Jake Kroehnert has made the leap to Australasia’s largest real estate group, opening Ray White TKG in Grafton. Young gun and top agent in Grafton, Mr Kroehnert had always wanted to join the real estate industry but …
EXPERIENCED livestock producers and traders Craig and Fiona Davison are expanding their sales operation with the opening of Ray White Rural Tara. The husband and wife team began in the industry by breeding cattle and then moved into trading, saying …
William Clark, Ray White economics team During the Covid-19 outbreak and subsequent lockdowns, we saw mass migration from major cities to the regions, and from New South Wales and Victoria to Queensland and Tasmania. We also saw Byron Bay become …
Australia tops the world for net inflow of millionaires William Clark, Ray White economics team During the Covid-19 outbreak and subsequent lockdowns, we saw mass migration from major cities to the regions, and from New South Wales and Victoria to …
The Australian market is high functioning with high turnover, with not too much of a gap between buyers and sellers. We know we’re in a new cycle but there are a number of reasons why prices aren’t likely to drop …
Not all property markets are made the same and while one may find its prices and clearance rates dipping, another may still be on a hot streak. Rate rises have been seen as a large factor in the slowing down …
A quick guide from Ray White Home Now Playing our part in the energy crises for your clients: our quick guide to help us appreciate a little more about what clients are going through We all know that the interest …
Nerida Conisbee, Ray White Chief Economist Energy prices are on the move and although a crisis of widespread blackouts looks to be averted for now, longer term, having an energy efficient home is going to become increasingly important. Are we …
Nerida Conisbee, Ray White Chief Economist Stamp duty is back on the agenda with the NSW Government announcing this week that it will press forward with its proposed changes to the tax. The changes, which involve a gradual movement from …
Buying yourself a home for Christmas could be a brilliant idea. If this December turns out anything like last year, when CoreLogic RP Data reported record low auction clearance rates, there will be less competition and you may just snap up a bargain. One of the most important considerations in … Read more
With Winter well and truly over, and Spring on its way out, the Sunshine Coast is beginning to heat up! Here are some handy hints to prepare your home for Summer… Up the Airflow Make sure you enjoy a breezy summer by turning your ceiling fan to counter-clockwise to push … Read more
Presenting your home for sale It can be challenging to make your home look fresh and inviting in the depths of a rainy winter. When you’re selling and getting ready for open for inspections, use these tips to get your house looking buyer-ready. Make a good impression First impressions count … Read more
Buying a property for the first time can be like taking a step in the dark for many people. Having a simple guide to follow can help shed some light on their new journey. With so many factors to consider it can be tricky to know where do you start. … Read more
The smell of citrus in a property can increase the perceived value of a home by over $100,000 in the eyes of potential buyers, a new experiment has shown. In a realestate.com.au test, 44 potential buyers were split into groups of two and each pair inspected the same house which had been … Read more
There’s no time like Spring to do a home loan “clean out”. If it’s been a while since the last review of your financial situation, you may be spending more than you need to. Find out the benefits of reviewing your home loan. A common thought is that taking out … Read more