Ray White yesterday hosted its eighth Leadership Academy in a bid to provide a world-class education for its members by offering a global perspective on leadership skills and best practice.
John McGrath – More Australian women own property than men
Over the past two decades, single career women have become an influential buying force in the property market, says John McGrath, Chief Executive Officer of McGrath Estate Agents.
Ray White Auction Wrap - Auction volume keeps building with 845 auctions
Ray White’s top auction sale of the day was in Sydney’s inner west. The stunning converted warehouse at 2 Gilpin Street Camperdown sold for $3.75 million through Ray White Glebe principal Matthew Carvalho.
The Retirement Living Council (RLC) is urging the Australian Government to keep one eye on the future in its redrafting of the Aged Care Act as the nation continues to age.
Centennial finalists named: REIA National Awards For Excellence 2024
The Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) announce the individual and agency finalists for the prestigious REIA National Awards for Excellence 2024 (NAFE).
It was four years ago when the World Health Organisation declared COVID-19 a worldwide pandemic. By Tim Lawless, CoreLogic research director Australia.
John McGrath – Two key tips for investors returning to market
With investors returning to the market this year, I have two crucial tips to buy well, says John McGrath, Chief Executive Officer of McGrath Estate Agents.
Property a priority for Gen Z women but affordability and investment major hurdles
CoreLogic's 2024 Women & Property report, which surveyed home ownership status and motivations, barriers and attitudes towards dwelling ownership among women and men in Australia, reveals that 68.2% of women surveyed own at least one property.
CBRE’s Residential Valuations National Survey elicited responses from 190 residential valuers - this is what they said
New CBRE survey highlights the country’s most in demand residential real estate and key city-based trends - Perth, Sydney and Adelaide tipped to record Australia’s strongest high price growth.