Ray White Queensland celebrates its 2026 winners
More than 1450 members from across Ray White Queensland gathered for the 2025-26 annual awards, held at the Royal International Convention Centre in Brisbane
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Picturesque hinterland estate goes to auction
A breathtaking 1.4 hectare hinterland retreat blending historic elegance, rustic charm, and versatile income potential is for sale.
Picture-postcard Balmoral home hits market for the first time in 40 years
A picture-postcard position on Balmoral Beach, with uninterrupted views stretching to North Head, is up for sale for the first time in four decades, as the Stabback family lets go of a home anchored in 40 years' worth of memories.
Ray White Victoria & Tasmania appoints Valentina Parra as COO
Ray White Victoria & Tasmania has appointed Valentina Parra to the newly created role of Chief Operating Officer, recognising 17 years of contribution across almost every part of the leading group.
‘Eastlands’ sells for $10 Million
Central Queensland grazing property Eastlands, located near Duaringa, has sold for $10,000,000 to local buyers.
‘Yatton’ sells for $12.5M
Central Queensland grazing property Yatton, located at Clarke Creek, has sold for $12,500,000 to a local family.
Fortnightly Snapshot | 18/08/2026 – 31/08/2026
Landmark 1906 Ascot estate ‘Reedy’ hits market after 58 years
One of Ascot’s most significant historic properties, “Reedy”, is for sale for the first time since 1968.
Spring supply brings choice for buyers
The Ray White Group booked a preliminary clearance rate of 56.2 per cent today, with an average of 2.5 registered bidders and 1.9 active bidders per auction.
Massive broadacre asset Watervalley Farm hits the market
A premier broadacre cropping engine is set to draw national and global interest as Watervalley Farm hits the market and tests the South Australian agricultural market.
Renovated Kedron Queenslander heads to auction
A much-loved Kedron home is ready for its new chapter, after being owned by the same owners for a decade.
Olive & Eucalyptus: The Leafy Hues Winning Over Brisbane Buyers
With Brisbane’s enviable indoor-outdoor lifestyle, property presentation works best when it embraces our natural environment. While warm neutrals build the base of a modern home, deep olive, sage, and muted eucalyptus greens are taking over as the ultimate accent colours for high-value property staging. Here is why sub-tropical green palettes resonate so strongly with local … […]
WHY JANUARY COULD BE BRISBANE’S RENTAL RECKONING
I saw some statistics recently showing a spike in the number of landlords looking to sell their investment properties. The obvious question is, why? And I think this could be hiding a massive problem waiting for us in January. The recent budget changes largely favoured existing investors, with the negative gearing changes affecting only new … […]
Fortnightly Snapshot | 04/08/26 – 17/08/2026
Curved & Fluted: The Joinery Trend Raising the Bar in Brisbane Homes
In Brisbane’s competitive real estate market, standard off-the-shelf cabinetry is no longer cutting it for prestige buyers. As our city’s median price holds at record highs, buyers are looking for bespoke craftsmanship and fluted, ribbed timber detailing has emerged as the clear mark of a luxury home. Here is how vertical timber ribbing and curved … […]
WHY BRISBANE’S PROPERTY MARKET HAS A ‘SNIFFLE’ AND NOT THE FLU
“Mate, how are you coping? I heard online that the market is getting a hiding!” This is what a mate of mine said on the weekend. A lot of people have a lot of opinions about the property market, so it’s important to know where they are speaking from and what they are talking about, … […]
Fortnightly Snapshot | 21/07/26 – 03/08/26
The Return of Earthy Ochre: How Sun-Baked Tones Are Driving Brisbane Real Estate Premiums
In Brisbane’s fast-moving property market, presentation is directly tied to price tag. With our local median house price sitting firmly above $1.15 million and interstate buyers constantly searching for turnkey luxury, first impressions at weekend open homes count for everything. The latest trend catching buyers’ eyes? The shift away from cool grey tones toward warm, sun-baked … […]
WHY PROVIDING A PRICE GUIDE CAN HURT BOTH BUYERS AND SELLERS
A $100 million dollar fine. You read that right, a ONE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLAR FINE is what a real estate agency is facing in Melbourne for underquoting at auctions. Surely there is an easier way. The Queensland way! Plenty of southern real estate ‘experts’ have travelled north of the border to try and tell us … […]
Fortnightly Snapshot | 07/07/2026 – 20/07/2026
