Real Estate News
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Nicola Spicer joins RE/MAX in Western Australia
RE/MAX Extreme is continuing to make their mark as real estate leaders in Perth, with the introduction of their newest sales agent Nicola Spicer.
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Property investors shift focus to high-growth markets
Investment activity is showing strong signs of growth, despite concerns about investors exiting, according to new data.
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Home building recovery underway across Australia except Sydney
A national recovery in home building is gaining momentum, but Sydney continues to lag behind other major markets.
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The Agency sees sustainability marketing vision come to life
National real estate brand The Agency has launched a sustainability marketing initiative in a move that sees the listed company use its unique model to respond to calls from property partners and consumers to be more environmentally conscious.
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Million-dollar suburbs with potential for growth
Propertybuyer and Hotspotting reveal Australia’s next million-dollar suburbs, spotlighting top areas with prime potential for long-term capital growth.
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Niket Kalra returns to RE/MAX with new office
Having begun his real estate career in another RE/MAX office, it was a full circle moment this week as Niket Kalra opened the doors to his own office, RE/MAX Signature, in the greater Brisbane suburb of Crestmead.
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End of year insurance check: Are you ready for 2025?
As the year comes to a close, you're probably looking forward to some well-deserved time off over the holiday period.
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Buyers told to do their due dilligence this holidays
With the holidays fast approaching, buyers are being told to do their due diligence when it comes to buying properties.
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Boost Your Productivity with Advanced CRM Features: What Sets Top Agents Apart
Maintaining a competitive edge in real estate requires more than just networking and market knowledge; it demands the smart use of technology.
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Young buyers flock to suburbs undergoing urban renewal
Established suburbs that are experiencing urban renewal are becoming increasingly attractive to younger buyers, according to new research.
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Trump victory drives record US searches for NZ property
New Zealand property searches by US residents spiked dramatically following Donald Trump’s election victory, particularly from Democratic-leaning states.
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REIQ pushes back on costly anti-money laundering laws
The Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) is calling for significant changes to proposed anti-money laundering laws that could cost the property industry $2 billion annually.
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Regional locations continue to see solid growth
Queensland and Western Australia continue to be some of the strongest regional locations for growth, with experts predicting there is more to come.
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Spring auction season shows resilience
National auction results for Saturday, Nov 9, 2024
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Tapping into SMSF property: a growing opportunity for agents
Australians have embraced Self Managed Super Funds property investing for greater control and better returns
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Singapore’s heritage Shophouses snapped up by wealthy investors
Comparable to New York’s brownstones or London’s Soho properties, these iconic buildings are seeing record prices, attracting billionaires, and local developers.
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Spookiest Real Estate of Origin ever
Ray White's 16th call-a-thon hit a spooky new level this week with 11,550 appraisals booked across Australasia during the Halloween-themed appraisal drive, 100 per cent powered by NurtureCloud, the group's cutting-edge prop tech platform.
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More good news for tenants as vacancy rates rise
The rental market continues to show signs of easing with vacancy rates increasing from record lows, signalling a potential shift in the housing crisis.
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Australians put safety first when buying a house
Most Australians are willing to pay more to live in safer suburbs, with security becoming an increasingly important factor in housing decisions.
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Adam Fiteni appointed CEO of Harcourts Victoria
Former BDM and Corporate Auctioneer Adam Fiteni has been named as the new Chief Executive Officer of Harcourts Victoria.
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REA Group: Healthy market boosts listings and revenue
REA Group (ASX) has reported a strong start to the 2024 financial year, with revenue from core operations reaching $413 million, a 21% year-on-year increase. REA Group CEO Owen Wilson said this impressive performance reflects strong seller confidence and high listing volumes, providing buyers with more options and moderating house price growth. “Seller confidence continued to drive a strong listings…
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Million Dollar Listing New York’s Kirsten Jordan shares her secrets for real estate success
Kirsten Jordan, the luxury real estate powerhouse on Million Dollar Listing New York, has carved a path in one of the world’s most competitive markets. Here's her advice to fellow agents.
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New legislation could offer fresh hope for renters
Over 50 per cent of Australian renters feel they have no choice but to rent, with many believing home ownership is out of reach according to new research.
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Construction delays spur industry changes to attract new talent and drive innovation
The time taken to build new homes and apartments has reached unprecedented levels, with new data revealing significant blowouts in construction timeframes across Australia.
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Top team takes action on big dreams opening RE/MAX On Point
November marks a new chapter in Leanne Bojarski’s career as the Victoria Point real estate agent moves from team leader to business owner with the opening of RE/MAX On Point. Ms Bojarski and her team previously operated as ‘Agents On Point’ with RE/MAX Bayside and RE/MAX Results under Hayley Van de Ven’s leadership since 2022. A real estate professional for…
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Mortgage rates rise following Trump victory
Mortgage rates surge higher on Trump victory, causing housing stocks to fall.
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Sydney’s property market shifts: insights from Domain’s ‘Matching Demand’ report
Sydney’s property market is witnessing significant change, driven by affordability, lifestyle needs, and demographic shifts.
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What agents need to know about managing short-term rentalsÂ
When some agents think about short-term rental accommodation, they see all the extra work associated with high-volume guest turnover. Others see opportunity.
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Singles can’t afford to rent in New Zealand
Singles in New Zealand are not living the ‘Carrie Bradshaw’ life, with new analysis showing that no region in New Zealand meets the affordability threshold for single renters.
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Brisbane surpasses major cities to rank second in Global Cost of Living Rankings
Shock as Aussie city named in global top 2 for best cost of living.
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RBA holds rates steady: what it means for the real estate market
It came as no surprise: The RBA has held the official cash rate at 4.35% marking the eighth consecutive time rates have remained unchanged.
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New CEO appointment for Harcourts South Australia
Harcourts has announced the appointment of Heather Edwards as the new Chief Executive Officer for Harcourts South Australia.
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National rental market shows signs of easing
The rental market is showing signs of easing with more properties becoming available and prices dropping for the first time in four months.
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Political tensions high as one in five Americans report neighbour disputes
As Americans head to the polls, a new report by highlights the depth of political divisions in communities across the US.
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Hope on the horizon: Build-to-Rent legislation could ease pressure for renters
New research reveals that over 50 per cent of Australian renters feel they have no alternative but to rent.
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