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Real Estate News
Third week of increasing auction volumes
Auction activity has risen for the third consecutive week, with 1909 properties taken to auction across the major capitals to return a preliminary clearance rate of 58.8 per cent.
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COMMERCIAL
Office market leads the way as commercial sales break new ground
Commercial property transactions set a record pace last financial year, with buyers taking advantage of the low interest rate environment.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
The three buckets you need to fill for success
Leading a successful real estate office requires energy as well as business acumen and Phill Broom ensures he is ready for the busy day ahead with his morning exercise workout.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
What kind of property will $700,000 buy you?
After two years of record price growth, there are still opportunities to find good value properties for under $700,000 around the country, according to the latest Herron Todd White (HTW) Month in Review.
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Real Estate News
Auction activity increases for second consecutive week
Auction activity has risen for the second consecutive week, with 1818 homes going under the hammer across the combined capital cities this week, resulting in a preliminary clearance rate of 56.1 per cent.
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COMMERCIAL
Growing crane count suggests construction activity is on the rise
Construction activity across Australia continues to ramp up, with the latest Rider Levett Bucknall's Crane Index showing the first increase since prior to the pandemic in early 2019.
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National
Sixth week of auction clearance rate below 60 per cent
Auction activity remains 20 per cent lower than this time last year, with 1667 properties taken to auction this week, resulting in a preliminary clearance rate of 56.4 per cent.
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COMMERCIAL
Retail customers ‘flock back’ to in-person shopping
After a surge in online retail sales, customers have begun to “flock back” to in-person shopping, with experts suggesting bricks and mortar stores are far from dead.
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FEATURE INTERVIEWS
Haesley Cush and Matt Lancashire: how to create a successful partnership
For years, real estate was largely considered an industry where, if you wanted to succeed, you flew solo. But in more recent times, some of the top-performing businesses have turned that model on its head and have not just succeeded, but soared, with a partnership model.
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Real Estate News
Clearance rate inches higher despite subdued auction market
Auction markets remained subdued this week with just 1610 properties going under the hammer across the combined capitals, resulting in a preliminary clearance rate of 58.6 per cent.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Interest rate hikes quell commercial property FOMO
The sense of urgency appears to be leaving the commercial property market as first-time buyers exit in the wake of increased interest rates.
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FEATURE INTERVIEWS
Method in the madness: how and when to use a quirky marketing campaign
More than ever, agents are turning to quirky marketing videos in a bid to catch buyers attention and generate top dollar for their vendors. Kylie Dulhunty spoke with three agents about why jumping in pools and wakeboarding on rivers works.
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Real Estate News
Lowest preliminary clearance rate in two years
The preliminary clearance rate has dropped to its lowest level in more than two years after auction volumes further declined this week.
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Real Estate News
Drop in auction volumes sees clearance rate rise
Auction volumes fell across the combined capitals this week, largely driven by a drop in properties going under the hammer in Melbourne.
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Thought Leaders Podcast
Aiming higher: Gavin Rubinstein on brand expansion, maintaining peak performance, and where he plans to go from here
Just when you think high-performing agent and Luxe Listings star Gavin Rubinstein might have reached the pinnacle of his real estate career, he shifts the goal posts again, revealing new intentions for business growth and further plans for market expansion.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Homely continues Queensland expansion with Ray White partnership
Homely.com.au, one of Australia's largest online real estate marketplaces, has further expanded their Queensland presence with their most recent sponsorship of the largest real estate networks in Australia, Ray White Queensland.
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COMMERCIAL
Investor interest in unit blocks on the rise
Despite some weakness in property markets, unit blocks continue to see a strong level of competition from investors on the hunt for assets that can market conditions.
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Real Estate News
Auction volumes up, clearance rate still slipping
Auction volumes increased this week, but still the preliminary clearance is lingering at its lowest point in almost a year.
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COMMERCIAL
Suburban centres and satellite office locations on the rise
Workers who have become comfortable working from home are leading businesses to adopt more flexible working arrangements on a permanent basis according to experts.
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Real Estate News
Gavin Rubinstein’s TRG to expand without Ray White branding but still part of the group
Just three years after opening the doors to its Woollahra office, Gavin Rubinstein’s TRG agency is set to expand to Rose Bay - but it won’t be doing it with Ray White Branding.
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Real Estate News
Clearance rate and auction volumes drop over Queen’s Birthday long weekend
A long weekend in most states saw auction volumes drop this week, with 1393 auctions taking place across the combined capitals, resulting in a preliminary clearance rate of 58.5 per cent.
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FEATURE INTERVIEWS
Shaun Stoker: Do auctions work in a cooling market?
While most agents understand the value of auctions when markets are hot, the auction process can also be a powerful sales method when markets begin to cool down.
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COMMERCIAL
Commercial service station sector still growing despite EV push
Growth in investment in commercial service stations was elevated in 2021, despite Government attempts to encourage electronic vehicles (EV).
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Real Estate News
Auction clearance rate drops to its lowest point in almost a year
Auction volumes were slightly lower this week, with 2635 properties going under the hammer across the combined capitals to return a preliminary clearance rate of 62.3 per cent.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Unprecedented demand for industrial property pushing up prices
Record demand for industrial space has continued to put upward pressure on rents and property values with the trend expected to continue.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
The highlights from AREC 2022 – Day 2
Just as Day 1 delivered something for everyone, Day 2 at AREC 2022 saw plenty of laughter, a few tears and a host of inspiring takeaways. We were there for all of the action once again and have narrowed down our Day 2 highlights… Mel Robbins The 5 Second Rule In one of the most highly anticipated sessions of the…
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Real Estate News
Preliminary clearance rate rises on the back of auction surge
This week proved the busiest auction week since the pre-Easter spike, with 3229 properties going under the hammer across the combined capitals to record a preliminary clearance rate of 63.7 per cent.
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OPINION
Tim Snell: Do auctions still work?
The great Australian love affair with real estate has started to see its first signs of turbulence over the last few months.
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COMMERCIAL
Foreign buyers behind half of 2022 commercial property investment
More than half of all commercial property sales in 2022 have been to overseas buyers according to new data from Ray White Commercial.
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FEATURE INTERVIEWS
AREAS 2021: How Josh Tesolin shifted the goal posts to sell 350 properties in a year
When Josh Tesolin sets a goal, you better believe he’s going to achieve it. After all, this is a top-performer who clocked up $1 million Gross Commission Income (GCI) in his first year as an agent.
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FRANCHISE NEWS
TRG squad in training for worthy cause
Super fit Ray White TRG managing director Jarryd Rubinstein has top agents Patrick Cosgrove and Oliver Lavers on a gruelling training regime in preparation to tackle the deadly Kokoda Track to raise money for brain cancer.
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Real Estate News
Federal Election puts a dampener on auctions
With the nation heading to the polls for a Federal Election at the weekend, both the auction volumes and the preliminary clearance rate felt the effect, slumping to the lowest success rate of the year. CoreLogic reported auction activity was down across all capitals, except Perth, with just 1676 properties going under the hammer in the combined capitals to record…
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BEST PRACTICE
Skate to where the puck is going, not where it’s been: 8 real estate trends to watch
One of the most interesting pieces of content we’ve ever done was back in 2015 - a round table with some extraordinarily smart people.
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COMMERCIAL
Set and forget commercial assets in high demand
The appeal of "set and forget" commercial assets remains incredibly high with a leading expert suggesting investors should consider specific assets such as data centres, childcare centres and fast food retailers in the current market.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Who has the better first home buyer policy?
With less than a week until the Federal Election, Ray White chief economist Nerida Conisbee examines the pros and cons of both parties' first home buyer policies.
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