THE Christchurch auction market has continued to fire on all cylinders as nearly 50 people packed an in-room auction event that saw four out of five properties sell under the hammer. Ray White New Zealand South Island Regional Manager Jane …
MONTHS after commentary began about market crashes, Australasia’s largest real estate group have continued to successfully defy the doomsday predictions. A return to online auctions in Victoria and concerns for New South Wales are yet to severely dent clearance rates …
This picture-perfect home at 30 Bennison Street, Ascot sits in one of Brisbane’s most desirable enclaves. Showcasing a commanding facade framed by landscaped gardens and a wide front verandah, this breathtaking classic home has been listed by Damon Warat of Ray White …
Ever wanted to know what the big deal is with auctions? We speak to Ray White Tea Tree Gully Principal | Auctioneer Sam Doman to find out why auctioning is his go-to sales method when it comes to selling real …
Thinking of selling your house? A well-presented home can be the difference between a good price and a great price but no one wants to spend money on big changes. Luckily, there are some great ways to add value to …
With global stock markets swinging wildly from one extreme to the other as the coronavirus Covid-19 continues to spread, investors are feeling cold feet. But according to property experts, the tough economic climate could actually be viewed as a lucrative opportunity. “In times of economic upheaval and share market crashes, … Read more
In Brisbane’s western suburbs, sellers Marie and Stuart McFarlane recently netted $1.75 million for their five bedroom home at 30 Guthrie St, Paddington. Despite being in the middle of renovations, the Brisbane couple made the decision to sell after Mr …
Melbourne home owners John and Kerryn Payne put their 100 per cent faith in Daniel Diamantopoulos. And he delivered in spades. Despite the second lockdown, it was smiles all around at 1 Crawley Court, Craigieburn in Melbourne recently which sold …
Unusual homes for buyers who are looking for something out of the ordinary. It’s the great Australian dream to own a home but no one specified whether it needs to be bricks and mortar in the suburbs or perhaps something …
ALASTAIR Johnson is a well-known face in South Australia’s rural circles and is now the newest member of the Ray White Woodside team. Mr Johnson comes from a significant farming background at Tintinara and Coonalpyn in South Australia’s Upper South …
A GOLDEN BAY house has sold for NZ$728,880 following a last-ditch tender offer that was submitted with less than 10 minutes to spare at 19 Charlett Point Road in the Tasman District of Takaka. “We had an amazing run with this property. We …
The federal government and banking sector have thrown everything they can at home owners during the pandemic to prevent widespread mortgage stress across the community. But when the music stops after six-month home loan holidays end, it’s likely some borrowers whose livelihoods have been affected by the pandemic economic shutdown still … Read more
The award cements our group’s success despite a roller coaster year that saw a dramatic increase in our sales market share. In accepting the award held via Zoom, Managing Director Dan White said he was humbled to win the award for the fifth year in succession and praised the hard … Read more
First-home buyers in every state of Australia already had cash incentives to build or buy a new home but last week the stakes got considerably higher. When the federal government revealed its $25,000 HomeBuilder grant in a bid to boost the economy, throwing a lifeline to the home construction industry, … Read more
Chic and cosy styling hacks to elevate your interiors as the temperature drops. Just as we pull overcoats, thermals and scarves out from the depths of our wardrobe in preparation for winter, there are steps we should take to ready our homes as well. While keeping warm is our first … Read more
It’s not surprising that many first-home buyers keeping abreast of the latest property news are feeling the “fear of missing out”. Interest rates are at an all-time low, restrictions on public auctions have eased, and some homes have been discounted. While these conditions can provide a boost for first-home buyers, on … Read more
Are house prices falling? Not yet, but residential property prices are certainly not immune to the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic. Predicting property prices is a favourite pastime for many economists but in most circumstances, forecasts are inaccurate. During the coronavirus crisis, there have been projections of house price increases … Read more
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted upon almost every industry including real estate. State and federal governments have introduced necessary restrictions to stop the spread of the virus. But the property market continues to operate, with the safety and health of all persons involved the paramount concern. Below, we answer your … Read more
Many of us are now a few weeks into working from home and it’s fair to say the results have been mixed. We wanted to check in and find out how you’re coping in these unprecedented times. How is WFH life treating you? With many of us feeling isolated and … Read more
While public auctions and open for inspections have been suspended, there are still opportunities for savvy buyers and sellers. If you weren’t planning to sell now, more time at home means you can get started on those home improvement projects that can increase the value of your property for when … Read more