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  • Perfect pools

    GET some summertime inspiration while it lasts with Ray White’s list of the most unique and fabulous pools on the market. Once considered something for the ultra-rich, pool ownership is now firmly on the rise with research from Roy Morgan …

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  • Angus Campbell: Rebuilding after the fire

    RAY White Woodside owner Angus Campbell and his community in Adelaide Hills are just beginning the long journey to recovery after the devastating bushfires of recent months. If Mr Campbell’s name sounds familiar it is because he is the man …

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  • Ray White Young welcomes rural pro Rachelle Barnett

    In exciting news, Ray White Young Principal David Coombes has recently recruited a high profile, agricultural specialist Rachelle Barnett to spearhead an expansion into rural sales. To coincide with Ray White Young celebrating their 10 year tenure with the Ray …

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  • First home buyers flood the market

    FIRST home buyers are expected to be out in force again at auctions across the country in an attempt to take full advantage of the new federal government’s deposit scheme. And they’re in luck with the Ray White Group offering …

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  • Escape to a rainforest retreat in north Queensland

    A four bedroom tropical getaway at 17 Warril Drive, Kuranda has just gone on the market through Ray White Cairns Beaches. The luxury rainforest estate is owned by Major Les Hiddins, also known as The Bush Tucker Man, and wife Sandy Hiddins. Over …

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  • Three easy tips to decorating your rental

    Feeling unable to personalise your rental home can be frustrating and make it seem like you’re still living in someone else’s house. These three tips will help you add your own flare without breaching your landlord’s contract. The wonders of …

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  • Challenging our best to be better

    We recently held our annual Chairman’s Elite and Alan White Elite conferences in Bali. It was the first time we celebrated together in an overseas location. It was a magical setting to recognise those members who achieved results across the …

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  • New Farm home smashes Brisbane residential auction record

    One of New Farm’s most prized riverfront holdings has smashed Brisbane residential auction records, selling for a staggering $7.75 million. Set on a spacious 873-square-metre block, the property at 39 Griffith Street with rare uninterrupted access to the Brisbane River became the most expensive house ever sold in Brisbane under the hammer on … Read more

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  • Record sale a winner for local school

    I nearly dressed my 5 year old in her school uniform and took her with me to my first auction last Saturday. The reason being that it was only a few months ago I’d stood in front of her teachers and class mates and sold a free commission and auction … Read more

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  • Brisbane moving out of real estate shadow

    I attended Herron Todd White’s annual breakfast last week. Their headline speaker was former treasurer and economic whiz kid Peter Costello. The morning also featured two other property valuers/economists, and some very well-cooked poached eggs and bacon at the Sofitel Hotel. Mr Costello spoke of the broader market conditions, both … Read more

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  • Interstate buyers turn up the auction heat

    It was already 30 degrees and rising when I jumped out of the car to auction a beautifully presented home in ‘The Avenues’ of Ashgrove. A huge crowd was gathering at 34 Banksia Ave to watch the battle to buy this amazing family home with a seperate granny flat, swimming pool and … Read more

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  • Interstate buyers turn up the heat in Brisbane auction market

    On the stroke of midday last Saturday I stood in front of a quaint little workers cottage at 10 Bowler Street in Paddington. The sky above was a rich shade of silver from cloud cover and faint drops of rain fell intermittently, enough to be noticed, but not enough to … Read more

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  • Property prices will shift another gear in the coming months

    RECENTLY I was involved with the auctioning of the symbolic first tray of mangoes at the Brisbane Markets. I’ve been calling this auction for the past ten years and I’ve watched the generous men and women from the markets raise nearly $1 million for Queensland charities, this year for MnD … Read more

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  • Interest in the Brisbane unit market starting to lift again

    A YEAR ago if I was calling auctions for apartments it would be me, the agent and my little yellow gavel. But last Saturday, with the wheel slowly starting to turn on the Brisbane apartment market, I conducted in-room auctions in Spring Hill and the room was packed! The story … Read more

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