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Ray White Mooloolaba strengthens leadership team with key appointments
Ray White Mooloolaba has announced two significant appointments as the business positions itself for the Sunshine Coast's transformational decade ahead.
Rare 100-hectare sanctuary adjoining Mount Warning for sale
A unique property next door to Wollumbin National Park (Mount Warning) in the New South Wales Tweed Valley is ready for its next chapter - with absolute seclusion, expansive space and and not a neighbour in sight.
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Historic 1900s dairy farm transformed into stunning hinterland escape
A beautifully restored Queensland homestead with over a century of history is on the market giving buyers a rare opportunity to own a piece of the Sunshine Coast region's agricultural heritage combined with modern luxury.
Last chance to buy to be in by Christmas
A rare piece of Sunshine Coast history sold today, with the block of flats offering both development potential and a rich family legacy spanning more than half a century.
Award-winning agent Edward Lim launches Ray White ELG
One of Western Australia's very best real estate agents, Edward Lim, has opened his own business, Ray White ELG based in Victoria Park, marking an exciting new chapter for the top salesperson.
Ray White Macarthur Group welcomes Robin Kalra
Ray White Macarthur Group is pleased to welcome Robin (Saurabh) Kalra as a top sales agent, bringing valuable local market experience and a client-focused approach to the established real estate network of five offices in south western Sydney.
Iconic Tarago Cheese farm hits market after 90 years of family ownership
After 90 years of family ownership, David Johnson and his family have decided to sell their historic 98-hectare Tarago cheese farm in Neerim South, Victoria.
Strong momentum as spring market gains traction
As we enter the last weeks of spring selling season, the NSW auction market is showing remarkable resilience and strength, signaling a promising trajectory as we head into the final stretch of 2025.
The Fortress Suburbs: Where The Spillover Effect Hits A Wall
Article Source : Click Here Nerida Conisbee – Chief Economist In property markets, price pressure usually flows like water – when buyers can’t afford their preferred suburb, they move to the next-best alternative nearby. This “spillover effect” drives faster price growth in adjacent, cheaper areas as displaced demand seeks similar … Read more
Harnessing the Sun: How to Make the Most of Sunshine in Your Home
The sun is one of nature’s greatest gifts—free, renewable, and life-sustaining. Beyond its role in keeping our planet habitable, sunlight can have a profound impact on how we live, feel, and function within our homes. By learning how to utilise the sun effectively, you can enhance your comfort, lower energy … Read more
Essential Tips for a Smooth Final Inspection on Your New Home
Purchasing a property is an exciting milestone, and as settlement day approaches, one of the most important steps is the final inspection. This is your opportunity to ensure the home’s condition matches what was agreed upon in your contract of sale. A well-prepared inspection can save you time, stress, and … Read more
Cautious Hold As RBA Weighs Mixed Economic Signals
Article Source : Click Here The Reserve Bank of Australia has held the cash rate steady at 3.60 per cent today, adopting a cautious stance as mixed economic signals create uncertainty about the appropriate policy response. Nerida Conisbee – Chief Economist While the labour market shows signs of softening with … Read more
The Power of Decorating: Why Small Changes Can Transform a Home
When it comes to property, we often think the big-ticket items make the biggest difference — a new kitchen, a bathroom renovation, or an extension. But sometimes, it’s the smaller decorating choices that have the most immediate impact on how a home feels. Home decorating isn’t just about style; it’s … Read more
Rate Hold Slows Momentum But August Cut Set To Reignite Market Acceleration
Article Source : Click Here Nerida Conisbee – Chief Economist Australia’s housing market experienced a pronounced deceleration in July following the Reserve Bank’s surprise rate hold, with national house price growth remaining flat, a sharp decline from June’s robust 1.0 per cent pace. However, with a widely anticipated 0.25 per … Read more
Spring 2025 Interior Design Trends to Refresh Your Home
As the warmer weather rolls in and gardens begin to bloom, spring is the perfect time to refresh your home’s interiors. This season’s design trends are all about creating spaces that feel bright, airy, and connected to nature—without compromising on comfort and personality. Here’s what’s trending in interior design for … Read more
Bakeries in Glen Eira
Whether you’re after a rich almond croissant, a freshly baked loaf, or a twist on brunch classics, Glen Eira serves up some of Melbourne’s finest bakery and café experiences. From bakeries that focus on craftsmanship like Baker Bleu and Lumos, to cozy community favorites like Woodfrog and Danish Nosh, each … Read more
Every Cycle Is Different: How Interest Rate Cuts Over The Past Decade Have Had Varying Impacts On Australia’s Housing Market
Article Source : Click Here Nerida Conisbee – Chief Economist Three distinct interest rate cutting cycles since 2015 show how Australia’s housing affordability crisis has fundamentally changed which suburbs benefit most from lower rates. Australia has experienced three major interest rate cutting cycles since 2015, each delivering vastly different impacts … Read more
How to Stay Warm This Winter Without Blowing the Budget
Winter in Melbourne can be crisp and cosy, but it can also mean higher energy bills if you’re not careful. The good news is, with a few smart adjustments around the home, you can keep the chill out while saving money. Here are some practical tips to help you stay … Read more
