Concierge go above and beyond during ex-tropical Cyclone Alfred
This past week, in the wake of the devastating ex-tropical cyclone Alfred and its flow-on effects in the form of storm surges and flooding, Concierge went above and beyond.
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Tallagandra Hill - where fine wine meets headline acts
THE owners of iconic award-winning Tallagandra Hill winery and event centre, just outside Canberra at Gundaroo, are looking to pass the baton over to someone who will take their premium business to the next level.
Buyers back in action
Bids were flying today as auction volume and activity returned to normal after the previous weekend of wild weather and public holidays around the country.
David Coombes opens third office in Boorowa
The market leading team at Ray White Young and Ray White Harden in the South West Slopes region of New South Wales have officially opened the doors to the third office, Ray White Rural Boorowa.
Experienced trio take the helm of Ray White Drouin
Ray White Drouin is proud to announce a new chapter in its history, as long-standing team members Dale Atkin, Libby Talbot, and Felicity Bryant assume ownership of the agency.
Ray White Queensland teams up with Netball Queensland / Queensland Firebirds
Ray White Queensland today announced an exciting new partnership with Netball Queensland and the Queensland Firebirds.
Ray White Queensland welcomes Jett Templeton
Ray White Queensland is pleased to announce that experienced auctioneer Jett Templeton has joined the corporate team as Sales Performance Specialist.
Ray White rallies in the rain
Ray White offices across south east Queensland are all operational, despite the extreme weather in the wake of ex tropical cyclone Alfred.
Auction activity low this weekend
IT was a quiet weekend of auctions, in the wake of exTropical Cyclone Alfred plus the Labour Day long weekend in some states, which resulted in low volumes and smaller crowds, according to Ray White.
Resilience in the rain
The rain came down, day after day, week after week. It wasn’t just a summer storm or the usual wet season downpour; it was relentless.
Maximalism: Go Big or Go Home
Maximalism. The word itself already holds a lot of weight, and more and more people are getting excited about using it as a design philosophy for their homes. Maximalism – by design – is big, bold, and beautiful. And it might be the right direction for your home moving … Read more
What to Look for in an Investment Property
So, you’re thinking about investing in property. Why not? Becoming a property investor means building up a strong financial base that can fund your future holidays, retirement, your own home, or even more investment properties. The possibilities are near endless. But what should you look for in an … Read more
The Ultimate Fixer Upper: Yass Valley Property Perfect for Investors or Short Stay Accommodation
It’s almost impossible to find a home in the heart of the Yass Valley with the space 1429m2 delivers. Until now. 5 Bluett Street Yass is an investment opportunity brimming with potential, a Federation style fixer-upper that offers the perfect canvas for investors or those looking to create a … Read more
With Rural Land Becoming Harder to Secure, This Local Asset in Boorowa is not to be Missed
A rare opportunity has presented itself to own prime rural land close to the charming town of Boorowa in New South Wales. This parcel in Merino heartland boasts a generous 143 acres of fertile land, perfect for those looking to start their own hobby farm or enjoy a peaceful rural … Read more
Your Guide to Growing Food in Your Own Backyard
Growing your own food is easier than most people think, and it can be done in your very own backyard, patio, windowsill, or garden bed. We chatted to Brendan Condon, director of the sustainability minded Biofilta, a foodcube wicking bed garden manufacturer. Biofilta are committed to unlocking the food growing potential … Read more
Beautiful and functional bathroom styles
Bathrooms are spaces that are often designed for functionality over beauty. Small and often windowless, they are one room of your home that is experienced very privately, but experienced by everyone. They are funny and unique little spaces – but in our opinion, they have huge potential. Kerry Melbourne, owner … Read more
How to style your kid’s bedroom for the future
A child’s bedroom has to do a lot – encourage growth and imagination, inspire young minds, and be a safe haven for them. So how can we ensure that in styling our kids room, we check off all of these criteria, and still have it look nice, presentable, and clean? … Read more
Weekend Renos to Future-proof Your Home
Treating your home like a long-term commitment can sometimes seem like a forgotten art. With so many trends and new things and styles that demand all of your attention right now, it can be difficult to think 10, 20, 30 years down the track. But the reality is that there … Read more
Versatile Piece of Paradise
Nestled amongst the rolling green hills and valleys of the Southern Highlands lies an unmissable opportunity to turn your country getaway dreams into reality. Private and secluded, this hidden oasis can be found half an hour from the friendly community of Crookwell or a three hour drive from Sydney or … Read more
Affordable Suburb Ideal for Investors
In October, Australia’s median property values dropped 1.2 percent. But Canberra held its ground. It’s why this three bedroom home in Latham is perfect for a first home buyer, investor or small family looking for a suburban lifestyle. Only minutes to Belconnen shops and eateries listing agent Geoge Southwell from … Read more
