Historic Queensland home with ballroom ready for new chapter
A historic 1950s home built by renowned Queensland developer Sir Leon Trout and his wife Lady Peggy has hit the market with its very own ballroom and art gallery.
A historic 1950s home built by renowned Queensland developer Sir Leon Trout and his wife Lady Peggy has hit the market with its very own ballroom and art gallery.
In business, as in mountaineering, the climb is only half the journey. Reaching the summit of Everest is a remarkable achievement, yet history shows that 80 per cent of fatalities occur on the way down.
The Ray White Western Australia network came together for a glittering evening of celebration at its annual awards night, honouring the outstanding achievements of its top-performing offices and individuals across the state.
Kurt Bratby and Sean Pratt are proudly expanding their footprint on the Central Coast, opening their second Ray White office - this time in Charmhaven, a suburb that holds deep personal and professional meaning for the duo.
After growing up in Seaview Downs, Sam and his partner Rachel snapped up their new family home in the Adelaide suburb today where they will raise the next generation.
Ray White Papanui agent Rob East was more than happy to take the reins when it came to coordinating a renovation for his client, Ben, who lived on the opposite side of the country.
Ray White Double Bay's stunning new flagship headquarters doesn't just occupy Sydney real estate, it dominates it.
As NSW dives into spring selling season, August's auction results have delivered a compelling preview of what's to come, with exceptional clearance rates reflecting renewed market confidence.
Father’s Day will be extra special for Adelaide dad Rajol Tuladhar after placing the winning bid on a six-bedroom two-bathroom home at 5 Treetop Street, Tea Tree Gully which went to auction this morning.
The 2024/25 financial year saw personal bests, continued growth and consistent excellence across the Ray White New South Wales | ACT network.
Is that tiny cupboard in your rental starting to drive you batty? Are you sick of struggling to close its door, while a pile of clothes and miscellaneous items teases it open from below? If you’ve answered yes to one of those questions, then chances are your rental lacks storage. … Read more
Learning the different types of home insurance cover before you buy, rather than when you need to make a claim, could save you a lot of pain and money. The range of home insurance products, packages and optional add-ons vary widely between insurers. This means you have a good chance … Read more
Buying a house isn’t just about paying what’s on the property’s price tag. There are some extra costs all buyers should be aware of. So how much are these hidden costs exactly? Perhaps unsurprisingly, it depends on the value of your property and where it’s located. Conveyancing & legal fees … Read more
Before the champagne bottles popped and the fireworks lit up the sky you probably had a conversation about your New Year’s resolutions. They might be lofty goals for 2020, from getting shredded abs, to growing your savings account and everything in between. But what you probably didn’t talk about was your … Read more
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When it gets down to the nitty gritty, few people savour the process of buying a new home. Sure, searching online and attending inspections can be a lot of fun, but find me a buyer who says they enjoy the protracted negotiations and tumultuous back-and-forths and I’ll show you a … Read more
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The excitement and anticipation of an auction is probably the way most people imagine they will buy a property. The idea of bidding at auction can be daunting or thrilling depending on the individual. Most likely it will be a little of both. Of course, the best way of approaching … Read more
Renovating a rental property presents a number of questions for property owners and investors. The ultimate goal is to maximise the property’s rental return by increasing its appeal among renters. And so, it’s important that you work out which renovations will yield strong long-term returns, and which aren’t worth the … Read more
The days of buyer beware are fading fast. States are introducing a growing list of regulations mandating what sellers must tell potential buyers – while Australian consumer law also protects purchasers across the country. Here’s some good general areas to keep in mind when selling, but remember that disclosure … Read more