Bidders return as clearance rates soften
Ray White’s auction data showed the national clearance rate eased again last week, but the headline number is telling only half the story.
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Local hyper-specialist Sam Thompson joins Ray White Northern Beaches
Ray White Northern Beaches has strengthened its local footprint with the appointment of highly regarded property specialist Sam Thompson to its growing Mona Vale office.
Leading the charge in the Central West
When the final whistle blew at 14 - 12, it was a huge moment for the Barcaldine Sand Goannas.
Award-winning Granite Belt brewery business for sale
A landmark tourism and hospitality staple in Queensland’s premier wine and food region is officially looking for its next owner.
Kedron family say goodbye to first home filled with childhood firsts
When Natalia and Wade Hobbs bought their Kedron home back in 2015, it was affectionately described as a "red brick box" - complete with a brown sunroom and green stripes.
The latest Shaun Lockyer trophy home hits the market
One of Brisbane's most respected real estate identities has listed his brand new high end family home and handed the keys to Brisbane’s top prestige agent to market his prized home.
Professional football player channels drive into becoming top agent
When he was eight years old, Ray White Mill Park agent Robert Stambolziev dreamed of being a professional football player, and just seven years later he shipped off overseas to begin his football career.
Rushcutters Bay home built by aviation pioneer hits the market with $7m guide
A rare slice of Australian aviation history is set to change hands, with the Rushcutters Bay terrace built and lived in by pioneering inventor and explorer Lawrence Hargrave heading to auction on 6 August with a $7 million guide.
Top Northern Beaches trio joins Ray White in major values-led move
In a major alignment of local expertise and values, three of the Northern Beaches' most respected real estate figures, Kylie Segedin, Melissa Pease and Josephine Cowling, have joined forces with Ray White Northern Beaches.
WA’s real estate powerhouses join forces
Two of Western Australia's most successful real estate leaders are joining forces, with Ray White Dethridge Groves merging with Ray White Dalkeith | Claremont.
Sydney Olympic Park Master Plan 2050
The Government has finalised the Sydney Olympic Park Masterplan 2050 that will deliver a vibrant sports hub, major event precinct, local jobs, retail, commercial spaces and an additional 13000 new homes for families in the heart of Sydney. The Masterplan 2050 will – Deliver up to 13,000 additional homes to provide a total of 15,000 … […]
DFO Roundabout Upgrade (Update 23/12/2025)
The DFO roundabout (Homebush Bay Drive & Australia Avenue) in Sydney Olympic Park, notorious for congestion and crashes, is getting a $200 million upgrade to replace it with a signalized intersection and added lanes, starting construction in 2027 for two years, with current plans replacing a Diverging Diamond idea with a more traditional traffic light … […]
a little Ray of Giving 2025
For the 13th year Jeremy, Rebecca and the team at Ray White Wentworth Point are launching “a Little Ray of Giving’’ where you’re invited to drop a unwrapped present into our office at 35 Hill Road, Wentworth Point before 17th December and together we’ll make sure we give sick kids the brightest Christmas possible. Let’s … […]
Sydney suburbs leading the way in housing density growth – Mr Deviesseux Say’s
These are the Sydney areas set to explode in 2026, where housing density is growing faster than anywhere else in the nation. Owen Raymond (https://www.news.com.au/finance/real-estate) Click here to read: https://www.news.com.au/finance/real-estate/sydney-suburbs-leading-the-way-in-housing-density-growth/news-story/3f31b3c2bf60994c7906acc99f413ab5?btr=905bcf79f0027d0328e4dbe00ec4f501 When Gillian Adams bought an apartment in Wentworth Point, she was attracted to the convenience and lifestyle on offer. “The community, the piazza, all … […]
A night to remember!
Ray White Wentworth Point Director, Jeremy Deviesseux and the Ray White team recently had the amazing opportunity to train with the Sydney Swans and showcase their skills on the iconic SCG field. Could this be a preview of the 2026 Premiership winners? We bring the whole team! Click Here to watch video: http://www.instagram.com/reel/DN6nMLeE2ki/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
Sydney Swans High Performing Agent Event – Jeremy Deviesseux
Achieving Ray White Premier status, reserved for the top 10% of agents, provides exclusive opportunities for professional growth. A key benefit was an invitation to the recent Ray White High Performance Event at the Sydney Swans HQ. The day included an invigorating altitude gym session followed by invaluable workshops on: Dealing with Adversity & Managing … […]
Modest cut for now as global turmoil continues
RBA’s 0.25 per cent rate cut saves homeowners $115 monthly on average, triggered by Trump-related global uncertainty. Housing prices already up five per cent annually, with Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane showing strongest growth (7-12 per cent). Lower rates and Labor’s five per cent deposit plan spark more buying competition Property offers safety during uncertain times, … […]
Sunday Telegraph: 23/2/2025 – Sydney’s best cheap apartment blocks: homes with gym, tennis court, pool for $500,000
https://www.realestate.com.au/news/sydneys-best-cheap-apartment-blocks-homes-with-gym-tennis-court-pool-for-500000/Daily Tel Sunday Telegraph: Featuring Jeremy Deviesseux Sydney home seekers can get properties with a gym, pool, water views and many other luxuries for prices as low as $500,000 as developers try to squeeze more into their apartment blocks to bait buyers. It comes as unit living shapes into a growing reality for Sydney residents, … […]
Should We Ditch Stamp Duty For Land Tax?
https://ecomms.raywhite.com/rv/ff00e0a6e6057bcdd4bf076ab34b8bbdb3cd5fa7 Nerida Conisbee, Ray White Chief Economist The transition from stamp duty to land tax represents one of the most significant potential reforms in Australian property policy. While the economic benefits are clear, most state governments remain hesitant to implement such a major change. New Zealand made an immediate transition in 1999, while the ACT … […]
The Year of the First Home Buyer
Nerida Conisbee Ray White Group Chief Economist https://ecomms.raywhite.com/rv/ff00deeacdc6da22b19ae159b14d9a1d3efbc1b8 Now is a particularly good time for first home buyers. House prices have slowed, and are in fact declining in many places, there are a wide range of first home buyer incentives at both a national and state level. Interest rates may be high but are … […]
