There was a positive buzz at Ray White auctions across the country today as lockdown restrictions eased in Sydney and Melbourne and bidders headed back onsite. Australasia’s largest real estate group recorded a preliminary auction day clearance rate of 85 …
This week Chief Economist, Nerida Conisberr looks at the start of an increase in time on market, as well as a look at what is selling quickest and what is selling slowest. Days on market starts to rise On pretty …
This week we take a look at the start of an increase in time on market, as well as a look at what is selling quickest and what is selling slowest. Days on market starts to rise On pretty much …
IN the final months of 2021,, it’s clear that Ray White auction metrics haven’t taken a tumble despite restrictions, rolling lockdowns and more stock on the market. Over the past financial year, the Ray White Melbourne market has been the …
BUYERS now have a chance to cook in the kitchen of Australian Home Cook Hero, Lyndey Milan OAM, who has listed her Jamberoo home for auction on Sunday, November 7. Ms Milan, who made her name as one of Australia’s …
IN many parts of the country sellers have begun to mobilise as prices grow and buyer demand remains high. Another capital city was added to the list of those permitted to host onsite auctions, with Sydney auctioneers now allowed back …
This week, Ray White Chief Economist, Nerida Conisbee looks at the state of auction markets and the most hotly contested suburbs so far this year. She also dives in to see what is happening with settlement times, with more people …
This week, Ray White Chief Economist, Nerida Conisbee looks at luxury home sales, which are set to hit a new record in 2021, as well as the upcoming stampede to the shops – what it means to retail property and …
This week, we take a look at how price growth is comparing to people’s wages, as well as the pressure growing on regulators to reign in home loan growth Is your house earning more than you? Quite possibly The median …
This week Ray White Chief Economist, Nerida Conisbee looks at Australia’s top house flipping suburbs, as well as how COVID has driven up household wealth Where is our house flipping capital? In boom markets, house flipping (buying and selling a …
Consumer Affairs Victoria recently announced new laws in relation to pets in rental properties would be introduced early and commence on Monday 2nd March 2020. The new laws mean it will be easier for renters (tenants) to have a pet. Under the law, a pet is any animal except an … Read more
Consumer Affairs Victoria have recently announced several changes regarding new rental laws that are now in force regarding rent increases and electronic provision of the renting guide. More information about the changes can be found below. 1. Rent increases for new tenancy agreements limited to once per year Under all … Read more
More than 40 wineries from Australia’s exciting Heathcote wine region plus regional food producers and vendors in one place for one weekend – the 2015 Heathcote Wine and Food Festival 10th and 11th of October. Click on the link below to find out more https://www.facebook.com/228223880543872/videos/vb.228223880543872/1031744290191823/?type=2&theater
Heathcote on Show weekend showcases what the Region has to offer. On the Queen’s Birthday Long Weekend in June – over 40 participating regional winemakers along with growers, chefs, brewers, farmers, artists and musicians welcome you to more than 30 unique locations in the Heathcote township and Region. Heathcote on Show is … Read more
With Australia’s central and west regional communities straining under one of the country’s worst droughts on record, it’s time we get behind our country cousins and lend a hand. Ray White has partnered with Buy a Bale and Farmer’s Card and are raising donations in our communities across Australia to … Read more
Heathcote has a packed program full of activities for all ages and abilities on 21st & 22nd of February 8am – 6pm heathcotecommunitygames@gmail.com or 0458 877 487