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This week's NSW Budget announcement contained some good news for future first time property buyers in the state.

Vacancy rates rose across the Sydney metropolitan area in May, yet the city's rental market remains tight, according to the Real Estate Institute of New South Wales (REINSW).

For the tenth year in a row, Ray White, the largest property group in Australasia will sponsor one of Victoria’s most recognised sporting events.

Ray White Ferntree Gully’s Suzanne Conboy and Crystal St Clair are taking part in the 21 Challenge to raise money for Open Family Australia, supporting youth homelessness.

A new EcoLiving Centre in the western suburbs of Melbourne last week will demonstrate the benefits of sustainable living techniques and home improvements that can save homeowners money on their power bill.

Median house prices fell slightly on average across capital cities during the March 2013 quarter, according to a report from Bendigo Bank and the Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA).

Australian Property Investor (API) revealed today (June 13) that in its upcoming issue it will reveal the 30 most-walkable suburbs in Australia.

The availability of houses for rent in Victoria contracted slightly in May, new figures have revealed, with vacancy rates falling from 3.2 per cent to 2.8 per cent.

According to the REIQ, preliminary sales figures for the March 2013 quarter indicate that Queensland unit sales had risen by two per cent over the same period in 2012.

The latest housing finance figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) bring good news for property vendors.

Ray White Neighbourhood Know How tells you your ultimate suburb based on whether you consider yourself trendy, beachy, single or wealthy, for instance, or family-oriented, professional and fond of safe-and-sound living.

Ray White, the largest property group in Australasia has recently welcomed the only University of Technology Sydney (UTS) student in history to receive the Australian Property Institute Year Prize for three consecutive years.