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With so much negative speculation floating around it’s easy to be influenced not informed, but for Sue McDonald, the strength of property market now was vital in listing their property for, and ultimately selling, at auction.

TRUST is everything when it comes to choosing the right agent to sell a prized asset and that's exactly what Lauren and Matthew King had in Ray White Gladstone Director/Auctioneer Phillip Mercieca - enough to even cut a campaign in half

THE Ray White Group in New Zealand has delivered a company-best record sales month for July 2020.

A highly experienced real estate professional and no stranger to Ray White, Colin Walsh has  rebranded his successful business to the leading group once again.

We sat down with one of our most awarded and Elite agents from South Australia; Stefan Siciliano from Ray White Norwood.

FAMILIAR faces from the Ray White Upper Coomera agency are set to open a new Ray White office dedicated to the Coomera community.

AUCTION as the preferred method of sale is proving more popular than ever in New Zealand and figures just released by the Ray White Maguires Group shows sellers exactly why.

THERE seemed to be no stopping the thriving seller's market today as bidders across the country defied all the negative property speculation with Australasia's leading real estate agency securing some outstanding deals and strong clearance rates.

THERE were some very happy buyers and sellers last night after Ray White Victoria offices recorded some outstanding results through online auctions.

Ray White yesterday hosted its sixth Leadership Academy over Zoom for its corporate team with world renowned Harvard Business School Professor Boris Groysberg.

RAY White Taylors Lakes and Ray White Croydon continued to defy the negative speculation surrounding the property market last night as the two offices sold eight properties between them under the hammer via online auction.

PACKED in-room auction events and high clearance rates have proved to be the new normal as property around Christchurch continued to be a hot commodity under the hammer.