Noosa market heavyweights Mike Hay and David Conolly join Ray White
Mike Hay and David Conolly have officially joined forces with Australia’s largest real estate network to launch Ray White Noosa.
Mike Hay and David Conolly have officially joined forces with Australia’s largest real estate network to launch Ray White Noosa.
Ray White scheduled 279 properties to go under the hammer nationally on Saturday (1 August).
One of Wanniassa’s largest residential landholdings is set to go under the hammer, offering an unprecedented opportunity for builders, renovators, and ambitious buyers to secure a prime piece of Tuggeranong real estate.
For the first time in more than 50 years, a Rosebery home is opening its doors to a new chapter.
A palatial European-inspired estate in the exclusive enclave of “The Sanctuary” in Daisy Hill is set to test the premium Brisbane market when it heads to auction next month.
As we sat down to discuss Wan’s twenty years of tenure, we uncovered not only decades of financial expertise, her passion for strategic mentorship, and her remarkable ability to anchor teams through global crises - but an incredible level of humility.
Ray White Canberra has announced the acquisition of three prominent boutique Canberra real estate businesses, Boris Property, Morrell Property and Sadil Quinlan, bringing the group's total number of acquisitions to 22.
Balancing a career as a property manager and a career as a professional wrestler wouldn’t come easy to most, but Ray White Southbank property management team leader Sean Thompson said he wouldn’t have it any other way.
A piece of local Brisbane history is hitting the market for the first time in 105 years as the century-old estate ‘Estrilda’ goes to auction.
Ray White is expanding its footprint in Adelaide’s southern suburbs with the launch of a new office in Hallett Cove.
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Interior designer Frances Cosway has built a career out of helping others create beautiful homes they love to live in. The author of ‘Your Forever Home’ and principal of White Pebble Interiors says there are tricks to making your house a place which gives you great joy.. “We often move into a new home or … […]
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Picture the inner-city landscape of an Australian city, and terrace houses quickly come to mind. The rows of picturesque, conjoined homes of stone, brick and stucco, with cast-iron detailing, that evoke an earlier time. But how much do we know about these historic homes? Here are the answers to some commonly pondered questions about Australian terraces. Why … […]
Like speaking your first words, graduating university or even retirement, buying your first home is a defining moment of your life and the start of a new and exciting adventure. Make sure your first steps into the great unknown are in the right direction by avoiding the following costly mistakes. 1. OVEREXTENDING YOUR FINANCES Over the … […]
The colour white is associated with cleanliness and calm – which may be why it’s all over the majority of bathrooms. But does it have to be white or bust when it comes to picking colours for your loo? Can you bring other colours in to make things interesting? We say definitely! Follow these tips when … […]