Australian farmers are no strangers to cost pressure, but the speed and scale of the current diesel price spike is in a category of its own.

Farmland markets operate at the intersection of climate variability, commodity cycles and interest rates. These factors don't affect all regions equally, creating significant divergence in how farmland performs across different parts of Australia.

The era of 25% annual rural property growth is ending as farmers shift from expansion to consolidation. Five years of excellent conditions mask underlying caution, with transaction volumes signalling strategic patience over aggressive buying.

Australia's farmland boom ends: prices plateau at $9,600/hectare after doubling since the pandemic, marking the end of dramatic rural property cycle in Australian history.

Some of the top performing business owners of the Ray White Rural network gathered in Sydney recently for a highly anticipated Leadership Conference to focus on strategic succession planning, business growth and high level execution.

Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs impose a 10 per cent tax on Australian exports, creating challenges for industries like beef while potentially slowing global trade and causing contradictory pressures on inflation.

As south-east Queensland and northern New South Wales recently grappled with cyclone Alfred, questions arise about how these disasters impact property markets.

Interest rates, house prices, market cycles dominate headlines and conversations about Australia's housing market, but they miss the bigger picture.

The transition from stamp duty to land tax represents one of the most significant potential reforms in Australian property policy.

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What does the US-China tariff battle mean for Australia?

Property markets constantly generate debate and discussion, often leading to misconceptions about how they work.