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The Ray White Rural network has just welcomed one of Queensland’s leading truck and machinery auction house NASCO Auctioneers into the family owned and led agricultural-focused group.

SOUL of Gerringong - the coastal chic luxe holiday accommodation - has just been sold for more than its guide of $4 million.

BUYERS have a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a slice of Barossa Valley history as the area’s biggest commercial olive groves, as well as the incredible property that accompanies it, hit the market via an online auction campaign.

RAY White offices across Christchurch welcomed winter’s first weekend with strong in-room auction results as three properties sold under the hammer for a combined NZ$1,836,000 – with another also selling under the hammer for a confidential price.

THE RAY WHITE Gladstone office is celebrating 40 years in the business after being opened by brothers Bruce and Edgar Allen on May 27, 1980.

THE Ray White Group is proud to announce that Ray White Ohope Salesperson Tony Bonne is now an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to local government and community as part of the Queen’s Birthday honours list.

BIDDERS have defied the colder weather and the long weekend across multiple states as a string of exceptional results highlighted the time was now to market and sell your property.

AUCTION confidence continued to sweep the nation with four strong under the hammer property sales around the country last night, to the tune of NZ$3,545,500, highlighting continued buyer confidence.

Our sales results for May brings more positive news for all Australian property owners.

COMPETITION was clear to see as 16 registered buyers battled it out for just three properties as bidders warmly welcomed the return of on-site auctions in Christchurch.

IT WAS a chilly night in Sydney but that didn’t stop nine eager bidders from turning out for the hotly contested Ray White Double Bay auction at 113 Victoria Road, Bellevue Hill.

BUYERS in Christchurch welcomed in-room auctions back with socially-distanced open arms as six out of eight properties sold under the hammer for a combined NZ$2,670,000.