With nearly 14,000 women sleeping rough or in crisis accommodation across Queensland on any given night, Brisbane’s real estate community is channelling its expertise in finding homes toward its most urgent cause yet.

One of Melbourne’s most recognised top real estate identities, Mike Beardsley, has launched a new Ray White office in Hawthorn.

In 2007, the house which once stood on this block of land was infamously dubbed the “worst house in Brisbane” by local media.

A rare piece of Middleton history is set to change hands for the first time in more than two decades, as the iconic Fortuna Gallery goes under the hammer.

Australia’s auction market showed resilience, with a 70.9% clearance rate across 422 properties. Buyer activity remained steady despite rising interest rates, signalling stabilising conditions as the market adjusts to economic uncertainty.

After nearly two decades at the forefront of Brisbane’s CBD property market, Ray White Inner Brisbane Apartments has officially rebranded to Ray White Brisbane City, marking a significant milestone for principals Colin Walsh and Kirsten Walsh.

The market’s changed, not in a scary way, just in a way that rewards the people who are paying attention.

High performance is less about what you do and more about the mindset you bring to it.

The month of March brought a sudden shift in market conditions, driven by economic factors and ongoing global conflicts.

A new designer sanctuary in North Manly has been unveiled, bringing a sophisticated aesthetic to Sydney’s Northern Beaches.