Campbell comes of age
She may only be 27, but Xceed's Daisy Campbell is already making her mark in the real estate industry.
NSW and WA Australasian auctioneering representatives announced
The Real Estate Institutes of Western Australia and New South Wales have held their respective Senior Auctioneering Competition finals, with the top two from each event set to compete in the Australasian competition in Melbourne during October.
Windsor warehouse sanctuary sells in 3 weeks
The superbly transformed residence generated a lot of interest, despite talk of a depressed Melbourne market. Sold by Darren Lewenberg and Grant Samuel of Kay & Burton.
Aaron Davis takes out 2019 REINZ National Real Estate Auctioneering Championships
Aaron Davies of Harcourts Blue Fern Realty is the 2019 REINZ Senior Auctioneering champion after triumphing in Wednesday's final.
Fundamentals in place for a growth in Sydney property prices - REINSW
Market analysis from the Real Estate Institute of NSW has revealed how much the current market favours buyers.
Housing affordability and credit top list of consumer concerns - survey
ME Bank Home Loan General Manager Andrew Bartolo has advised consumers to think long-term in the wake of the bank's quarterly property sentiment report.
Sparkling poolside retreat in Mary’s Mount Estate
Located in the coveted Balwyn High School zone, this caters to festivities and families of all sizes. For sale by Annabelle Feng and Ted Jao of RT Edgar Boroondara.
Airbnb launches luxury tier with Sydney homes featured
Airbnb has launched its new Luxe range featuring more than 2,000 handpicked homes across the world.
Construction industry urges governments to take action on Building Certifier Insurance
Construction industry leaders met in Canberra on Wednesday to urge the Federal, State and Territory Governments to act now to address the building certifier insurance crisis that has potential to bring building and construction activity to a halt.
Apartment disasters driving buyers to detached housing, says Thrive Homes
The Opal Tower and Mascot Towers crises have had a significant impact on the purchasing decisions of home buyers and investors, who are now looking for alternatives to avoid the risk of buying into a strata development, according to Sydney builder, Thrive Homes.