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From Parramatta to Dubai: How a Western Sydney real estate brand is going global
How a family-run agency from Western Sydney is blending tradition with innovation to take Australian real estate global.
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Data integration is the new competitive edge in real estate – use it or lose it
The future of real estate commerce hinges on understanding the lifetime journey of each client – from renter, to homebuyer, possibly to investor.
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Former Supercars driver Paul Weel sells Southern Highlands estate for $7.35 Million
Former Supercars driver Paul Weel and his wife Emma have sold their equestrian estate in Burradoo for $7.35 million, less than three years after purchasing the Southern Highlands property for $7.2 million.
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US sellers optimistic about housing market despite high interest rates
Most homeowners looking to sell their properties this year are confident they will get their asking price or more, despite challenging market conditions.
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Retail sector poised for growth as investor confidence returns
The Australian retail property sector is showing strong signs of recovery with investment volumes rebounding and growth expected in 2025.
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RE/MAX supports parents during the school holidays
One of the hardest parts of being a working parent is navigating school holidays for your kids while juggling a full-time job.
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Worldwide data centre market set to reach US$4 trillion by 2030
The worldwide data centre market is experiencing unprecedented growth, with projections indicating it will reach US$4 trillion by 2030, growing at a compound annual rate of 18 per cent.
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Rise of the part-time female agent signals shift in real estate workforce
A new report from Ray White has revealed a marked increase in the number of female part-time real estate agents across Australasia, with data showing women now make up a growing share of agents completing four or fewer transactions a year.
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$5000 is up for grabs right now with BizGiver grant competition
BizCover's $5000 BizGiver grant competition returns April 2025, offering Australian small businesses a chance to fuel their dreams. Previous winner Benjamin Witkowski transformed his multimedia business with a cinema-quality drone, while finalists like Gemma Lee found the experience "empowering" regardless of outcome.
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Australia facing GFC-level rental price hikes
Australia's rental market is experiencing price increases not seen since the Global Financial Crisis, with projections indicating more pain ahead for renters across the country.
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US real estate agents urged to diversify as TikTok faces uncertain future
TikTok has received a 75-day extension to comply with US regulations requiring the platform to either sell its operations or face a nationwide ban, creating uncertainty for real estate professionals who rely on the platform for marketing.
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The Harcourts Foundation partners with Miracle Babies
The Harcourts Foundation has proudly announced its support for the Miracle Babies Foundation by funding the production and delivery of 100 Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Survival Packs for families with premature or sick newborns at the Women's and Children's Hospital in Adelaide.
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Major western suburbs expansion for powerhouse team
Ray White is strengthening its presence in Brisbane's western suburbs with the highly anticipated launch of Ray White Centenary.
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Khaled Arabzedeh: overcoming rejection and building success in Casey
Khaled Arabzedeh has built a market-leading business in Melbourne's southeast, dominating the Hampton Park market for five consecutive years.
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Younger Aussies shift the goalposts on homeownership, but agents still hold ground
As property prices continue to test buyers’ budgets, younger Australians are getting creative, embracing co-ownership, apartment living, and digital tools to get a foot on the ladder. But despite the shift in mindset, new research shows most people still prefer the guidance of a real estate professional when it comes time to buy or sell.
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New listings surge in Sydney and Melbourne
Property listings across Australia have shown strong growth with national new listing volumes increasing 6.1 per cent in March compared to the same period last year, despite a slight monthly decline.
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Reignite your passion for real estate: how to find motivation again
Real estate agents facing burnout can rediscover their passion through better support systems, higher commission structures, and improved work-life balance. @realty offers agents the flexibility to build their business on their own terms while maintaining the motivation that initially drew them to the industry.
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Harcourts Greater Port Macquarie expands to Laurieton
Harcourts Greater Port Macquarie is proud to announce the opening of its new office in Laurieton, marking the latest step in its strategic expansion across the region.
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Safe as houses?
As Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs trigger global market volatility, residential property emerges as a potential safe haven amid economic uncertainty. With interest rate cuts looming and the Dow Jones experiencing dramatic fluctuations, housing offers stability through tangible asset security and consistent demand fundamentals that shares cannot match.
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Australian retail vacancy rates decline as market shows resilience
Australia's retail property market continues to strengthen with vacancy rates falling to 4.7 per cent in December 2024, down from 5.5 per cent a year earlier.
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Australian home values spike 39 per cent over five years
National home values have climbed 39.1 per cent over the past five years, adding approximately $230,000 to the median dwelling value despite falling short of previous boom periods.
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Put results first, leave excuses behind
Ray White's Upper North Shore team transformed a standard training program into a competitive bootcamp, maintaining market momentum when competitors wound down for the holidays. Their military-inspired approach focused on results over excuses, culminating in new listings and a celebratory obstacle course challenge.
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Michael Wood named The Agency Victoria GM of Sales
The Agency has appointed highly acclaimed real estate professional Michael Wood, as General Manager of Sales at The Agency Victoria in a hands on role leading the fast growing business.
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Overseas demand for UK property hits record low
The number of international buyers registering to purchase residential property in the UK has fallen to its lowest level since records began, with new figures pointing to tax changes and shifting political dynamics as key deterrents.
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US warehouse sector faces pressure amid trade tensions
Trade war concerns are sending shockwaves through the warehouse and logistics real estate sector in the US, with major players seeing significant stock declines in recent months.
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Western Sydney emerges as Australia’s leading industrial hub
Western Sydney's industrial market has made a strong start to 2025, boosting its position as Sydney's premier industrial location despite economic uncertainty.
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Ray White Remuera recommits to Ray White network
Ray White's top international business, Ray White Remuera, has re-signed with the network for another term, marking their fourth contract renewal with the group.
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Evicting a tenant – can insurance step in?
Eviction is a legal minefield where one misstep can cost landlords thousands. While most property owners view their insurance as a safety net for tenant troubles, EBM RentCover Managing Director Sharon Fox-Slater, explains that net can disappear in an instant if proper eviction protocols aren't followed.
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Why Simon Cohen’s teaming up with view.com.au to help the industry stay sharp
A month into his new role as Property Expert and Brand Ambassador for view.com.au, Simon Cohen says he’s not here to simply comment on the market, he’s here to help the industry stay sharper, be better informed, and more connected to what’s really going on.
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Sardinian seafront villa sells for more than €160 million in record-breaking deal
A seafront estate on Sardinia’s exclusive Costa Smeralda has sold for more than €160 million (AUD $267 million), setting a new record for the most expensive residential sale in Italy.
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Aaron Booth joins Ray White One Group as Head of Growth
Ray White One Group has announced the addition of Aaron Booth as its Head of Growth, a strategic move to elevate performance, attract top talent, and strengthen its leadership team.
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Adrian William merges with Viewey Real Estate
Adrian William have strengthened their foothold in the Inner City by merging with one of Newtown's leading boutique agencies, Viewey Real Estate.
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Japanese investors dominate Australian office market with $600m Sydney purchase
Japanese property investors continue to lead the Australian commercial property market with Daibiru Corporation acquiring a premium Sydney tower for approximately $600 million, marking the largest office transaction of the year.
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Could Brisbane overtake Sydney in house prices by 2029?
Brisbane’s property market is experiencing rapid growth — and some are now daring to ask the question: could it actually outpace Sydney in median dwelling prices within the next five years?
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Matt Christie joins Harcourts Property Centre
Former Mercedes-Benz executive Matt Christie has joined Harcourts Property Centre in Coorparoo, bringing over 30 years of sales experience to the real estate industry.
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