‘Eastlands’ sells for $10 Million
Central Queensland grazing property Eastlands, located near Duaringa, has sold for $10,000,000 to local buyers.
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‘Yatton’ sells for $12.5M
Central Queensland grazing property Yatton, located at Clarke Creek, has sold for $12,500,000 to a local family.
Landmark 1906 Ascot estate ‘Reedy’ hits market after 58 years
One of Ascot’s most significant historic properties, “Reedy”, is for sale for the first time since 1968.
Spring supply brings choice for buyers
The Ray White Group booked a preliminary clearance rate of 56.2 per cent today, with an average of 2.5 registered bidders and 1.9 active bidders per auction.
Massive broadacre asset Watervalley Farm hits the market
A premier broadacre cropping engine is set to draw national and global interest as Watervalley Farm hits the market and tests the South Australian agricultural market.
Renovated Kedron Queenslander heads to auction
A much-loved Kedron home is ready for its new chapter, after being owned by the same owners for a decade.
Ray White Victoria and Tasmania celebrates its 2026 award winners
Ray White Victoria and Tasmania celebrated the remarkable achievements of its network at the annual awards ceremony at the MCEC, recognising excellence across all facets of the real estate industry.
Ray White Taylors Lakes auction event drives $4.8M in sales
Ray White Taylors Lakes has capped off a remarkably successful mid-August in-room auction event, securing a 75 per cent clearance rate and reaching a total sales volume of $4,832,500.
‘Vater Family Aggregation’ hits South Australian market
A prime farming portfolio spanning 1,104 hectares across the Saddleworth and Manoora districts in South Australia’s Mid North has hit the market.
Prime waterfront “super-site” hits the market in Cairns
One of the last remaining prime waterfront development opportunities in Tropical North Queensland has hit the market, offering developers an irreplaceable, shovel-ready footprint in the heart of Cairns North.
10 clever storage solutions for rental properties
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. In which case, you’ll either … […]
Different types of home insurance
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 of finding an option that … […]
The hidden costs of buying a home
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 Estimated costs: Around $1800 While … […]
New Year, New Decade, New Home: What are your 2020 property resolutions?
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 property goals. The roof over … […]
4 easy ways to cool your home
December is one of the hottest months of the year and without taking some time to cool down your property it can get oppressive. If you’re feeling the heat this December, here are four projects you can do around the home that will pay dividends this year and in the years to come. Install … […]
Property Settlement Tips for Buyers
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 liar. Property settlement is the … […]
Clutter free living: A quick guide to organising your kitchen
The kitchen is the heart of the home. The old saying is certainly true for most Australians, who spend a lot of time in their kitchens – whether they’re dining together at the breakfast bar, or preparing dinner as a family. We know how important the kitchen is to your home, but we also know … […]
Preparing for Auction
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 an auction is to take … […]
Smart tips for renovating rentals
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 time, effort and money. Painting, … […]
What do I have to disclose when selling a house?
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 regulations vary by state, so … […]
