To succeed in Australia’s crowded real estate market, sometimes you have to think outside the box (office, that is).
With a lot of Tinseltown magic, Ray White has upped the ante, bringing Hollywood to the newly listed 33 Shorebird Parade, Greenhills Beach, to create an all-out action blockbuster seller video starring Richard Roxburgh (Mission: Impossible 2, Van Helsing and Rake) and Ray White Sutherland Shire’s very own top agent, Tiffany Perez.
The property video was shot by award-winning director Nash Edgerton and a crew whose credits include some of Hollywood’s biggest films such as The Matrix and Star Wars, turning an everyday property video into a tongue-in-cheek production packed with thrilling stunts and eye-popping views.
“We set out to make a Hollywood director’s version of a property video. We looked at various houses and agents, and this one felt like the perfect fit for what we were trying to achieve,” he said.
“For me, it’s always about creating something entertaining that people enjoy watching, and in this case, something that also helps sell the house. Richard and I have crossed paths many times over the years, so it was also great to reconnect after all this time.”
Turning what could be a standard property video into a cinematic showcase worthy of the silver screen, No.33 The Movie sees Roxburgh playing a potential buyer who will do whatever it takes to stay in the home, sneaking and dashing through its rooms before finally leaping off a second-story balcony into the pool.
“This project seemed like a fun and creative way to help a couple to sell their family home – a movie in miniature, drawing on the skills of Nash Edgerton and some madcap Hollywood nostalgia, including wire stunts, a screwball chase sequence and a pool plunge,” he said.
“Having bought and sold a home I understand the ups and downs.”
Agent Tiffany Perez (in her debut role) parachutes into the film’s opening frame in high heels before taking audiences on a tour of the stunning luxury five-bedroom home that she is marketing.
The property is scheduled to go to auction on-site on November 29 at 11am.
“The lucky family who ends up with this beautiful home will know Richard Roxburgh has left his mark here, and with NurtureCloud, we can be confident it will reach every serious buyer in the market.”
The property, owned for six years by firefighter and flight attendant Glenn and Lorraine Jackson, was selected to feature in the film following insights from millions of buyer searches on Ray White’s NurtureCloud.
It reflects what buyers are most searching for in 2025: four to five bedrooms (60%), two bathrooms (53%), a garden (20%), air conditioning (25%), a home office space (15%), and located near the water (25%).
Seller Lorraine Jackson said: “Our home was about to go on the market when we got the call from Ray White saying they wanted to give us the red carpet treatment.
Watching Rake, I never imagined Richard Roxburgh would one day be jumping off our balcony into our backyard pool.
“Seeing our house turned into the set of a Hollywood film has been surreal, and with NurtureCloud showing us exactly which buyers are interested along the way, it’s made the whole experience feel exciting and reassuring.”
NurtureCloud, Ray White’s in-house technology, brings the whole team together to give every seller an extraordinary experience.
Powered by insights from more than 14,000 agents across Australia and New Zealand, it transforms the scale of the network into an advantage for sellers, allowing agents to instantly match local listings with buyer demand from anywhere in the country.
With features like Pitch Mode, Property Portal and Smart Buyer Match, NurtureCloud gives agents (and homeowners) real-time visibility of who’s interested, real time feedback from open homes attendees, plus connects each home with the right buyers, and ensures a transparent, star-quality journey from listing to sale.
Mark McLeod, Ray White Group CEO – Strategy, said: “NurtureCloud gives us real-time insight into what buyers are actually searching for, and that’s what led us to this home. It represents what Australians want right now, a family home by the water, with space and comfort.
“Through NurtureCloud, we can see millions of buyer actions in real time and special features which allow us to connect each property with the most valuable buyers and give sellers full transparency along the way. By combining the strength of Ray White’s network with leading technology, we deliver a seamless, star-quality experience for customers.”
Nerida Conisbee, Ray White Chief Economist, said: that while houses continue to lead overall price gains nationally, units are not far behind.
“National house prices are up 8.9 per cent annually compared to 6.9 per cent for units, showing that affordability pressures are still keeping demand for apartments strong, even as detached houses remain the market’s main growth driver,” she said.
“If national growth holds at current levels, the market is on track to post its first double-digit annual rise since the pandemic boom, underlining the resilience of housing demand even in a higher-rate environment.”
The two-day production was shot by award-winning director Nash Edgerton and created with a 60-person crew made up of some of Australia’s best film industry staff, stunt people and VFX artists who have worked on everything from The Matrix to Star Wars and The Fall Guy, bringing cinematic scale to a real estate listing like never before.
Watch the full film and explore the property listing now to see how Ray White brings the whole team to help buyers and sellers unlock the star treatment for themselves.
NurtureCloud Data
Data was sourced from Ray White’s national property database, analysing 110,921 houses listed for sale across Australia between 1 January 2024 and 25 August 2025.
- The most sought after home by buyers in 2025 is a four to five bedroom (60%), two-bathroom (53%) family home with a garden (20%), air conditioning (25%), a space to work from home (15%) that’s located near the water (25%).
- 60% of Australians are searching for four to five bedroom homes, reinforcing the family home as the top priority.
- 53% of Australians want two bathrooms, showing family-friendly layouts are in demand.
- 20% of Australian buyers want gardens (strongest demand in NT at 54%, followed by VIC at 16% and NSW at 13%).
- Air conditioning tops comfort features, especially in NT (61%), QLD (35%) and WA (15%).
- Many also want a study for work-from-home, while pools, sheds and solar panels remain secondary search priorities
- Coastal living remains popular, with Maroochydore, Pimpama and Deception Bay (all QLD) featuring in the top 20 buyer hotspots.
