Momentum remains strong in push to year’s end
November proved to be another robust month for our auction market, with Ray White scheduling 1,487 auctions across the group, a 2 per cent increase year-on-year.
November proved to be another robust month for our auction market, with Ray White scheduling 1,487 auctions across the group, a 2 per cent increase year-on-year.
Ray White Albury North principal Andrea Lever has successfully sold Australian basketball icon Lauren Jackson's investment property at 49 Evesham Place, Thurgoona at online auction this afternoon for $701,000.
A landmark sale at the award-winning Lorient apartment building has shattered price records for Maroochydore, with a half-floor residence selling for $6,100,000.
A heritage-listed Maroubra property commissioned by Mick Adams - the pioneering entrepreneur behind Australia's first milk bar - is being offered for sale for the first time since its construction in the mid-1930s.
After nearly two decades of community involvement and celebrating life's milestones, the owners of an award-winning beachfront home in Semaphore South are preparing for their next chapter.
An original timber cottage built in the 1930s has undergone a jaw-dropping transformation into a stunning family home just 150m from McMasters Beach in Sydney.
When Ray White launched its brand campaign ‘we bring the whole team’, it was a statement of intent.
For Brisbane couple Susan and Carlo Lorenti, a vacant block in Hamilton was love at first sight - a feeling so powerful they knew instantly they needed to own it.
Queensland young gun real estate agent Nick Roche didn’t take any chances, he wore his collection of lucky socks each day during the week he sold $34.6 million worth of property.
In a bold move that signals a new era for Queensland's real estate industry, Ray White Queensland CEO Jason Andrew has announced the leading network will not replace its Chief Auctioneer position, instead establishing a corporate panel of auctioneers.
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