The mid-winter auction market powers on, defying all the predictions of many pundits, with an increase in active registered bidders again this week. The country’s largest auction house, Ray White had just shy of 300 auctions scheduled this week, representing …
Award-winning super star agent Josh Tesolin takes the next step in his career. He is set to soon open his own Ray White business in his beloved Quakers Hill in the near future. The elite performer has carved out a …
MEADOWBANK and Mount Wellington were the stars of the show last night as one property from each suburb sold under the hammer as auctions continued to be red-hot. Ray White St Heliers Salespeople Judith Everitt, Peter Chatteris and Kim Thompson …
BUYERS now have the chance to own a slice of Sydney maritime history with the auction of 20 Market St built by 1910s Drummoyne ferry master Captain George Gerdes. Captain Gerdes and his wife Emma built the house around 1912 for their …
In the middle of winter, at a time when many communities were still facing restrictions and many of our customers were concerned about the property market, our sales results for June make for compelling reading. Our residential Australian sales in …
AN IMMACULATE four-bedroom Onehunga house was the star of the show last night, selling under the hammer for NZ$1,770,000, on what was an excellent evening of auctions. “The confidence in the room was superb as in-room auctions continue to thrive – …
How does your usual day look? For an administrator, I am lucky to have such a versatile role where every day can be completely different. I cover leasing, management and sales items from arrears, listings, marketing, social media all the …
How does your usual day look? My day typically starts with an early morning run or gym session, then I head off to a cafe for breakfast and coffee where I go through emails and read the day’s papers. Usually …
50,000 virtual meetings, terabytes moved to the cloud, mass adoption of online tools as real estate transactions become highly digitised. It’s clear with the recent social distancing rules (and even as they’ve been relaxed in some places) that agents can …
How does your usual day look? It is crazy to look back at what a usual day used to look like. If you had asked me this question back at the beginning of February I would have told you my …
By Joanna Tovia in association with Sunken space provides some advantages that open plan living does not. Come find out more. There’s more than one way to skin a cat, as the saying goes, and the same is true with our homes. Letting in the light, blurring the boundaries between inside and … Read more
By Rebecca Gross in association with Focus on where your eye is drawn, not just where you will spend all your time. When you’re sitting or walking through your home there are views you do want to see, and spaces you don’t. The garden, for example, is a view you want; the … Read more
Australians spend $31.4billion renovating their homes every year, Housing Industry Association data shows. You can be sure that a large portion of that money goes towards adding bedrooms, often with the idea that doing so will add value to the property. But the question remains – does adding a room … Read more
By Ryan Trickey, Commercial Managing Director, Ray White Commercial Glen Waverley It’s been impossible to read the news recently without seeing predictions of a housing market slowdown in Australia. For one, CoreLogic RP Data shows that over the June Quarter Sydney and Melbourne home values only increased by 0.8 and 1.5 per … Read more
By Joanna Tovia in association with Not sure how to repurpose that old bike in the front yard? Houzz have got you covered. Stumbling upon an out-of-the-ordinary light fixture, artwork or household item when you visit someone’s home for the first time can stop you in your tracks and make your mouth … Read more
The vast majority of investors only own one property. It’s likely that many people have missed telltale signs that now could be the best time to buy a second investment property and continue growing their wealth. With two investment properties you have twice the chance to build wealth, so to help … Read more
To buy or to rent? That question that has vexed young Australians for decades here in Australia, with most preferring to buy and cash in on capital gains if they can afford to. But is buying really the better option? Research papers from The University of Melbourne and the Reserve … Read more
By Amanda Pollard in association with It’s now easier than ever to style your single-wall kitchen. Browse ideas below! Having a kitchen run along one wall is a great way to make the most of your space. Check out these beautiful examples to find out how a few design tricks can ensure … Read more
By Amanda Pollard in association with Designing a small bathroom can be tough. Find out some of the challenges you might be facing and how to fix them. 1. Free up floor space Photo by CLPM Limited – Search transitional bathroom design ideas Problem: You’re feeling crammed in your tiny bathroom. Solution: Create the illusion of … Read more
More and more of us are living in apartments these days. And although unit-life has its perks, there are certainly a few challenges involved in living in a smaller space, particularly when it comes to interior design. We’ve whipped up four easy apartment design tips to make sure you can make … Read more