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This week I take a look at natural disasters and how they impact property markets.

Ray White last night hosted a live property webinar aimed at the areas impacted by the ‘rain bomb’ in south east Queensland and the Northern Rivers of NSW

NOT only is March historically one of the busiest months for real estate, this March will also be the first full month international buyers are allowed back into the country.

Groups of enthusiastic and aspiring real estate professionals from around Australia and New Zealand,

Ray White Queensland CEO Jason Andrew said it was important to dispel any stigma attached to the weather event and the ongoing impact on the property market.

TOP agent Gavin Rubinstein is the top performing principal over the Ray White group across New South Wales so far this financial year. With four months to go until the end of the year, the race is on among top agents for the final honours.

Buyers were out in force today despite limited stock, particularly in Brisbane where its postponed rate jumped after the rain soaking event of the past week.

COUSINS Frank and Fabio La Malfa are bringing their years of experience to the Ray White Group in Sydney’s south-west.

RAISING THE BAR - Ray White South Australia CEO Matt Lindblom, Ray White Group national head of performance Tim Snell, Ray White Quakers Hill principal Josh Tesolin and Ray White national relationship manager Angus Mead.

SPEARHEADED by the Ray White Group, the Journeys webinar will acknowledge the work of women in the real estate industry this International Women’s Day.

INTERNATIONAL buyers are taking up all the headlines but it’s interstate buyers who are currently making some of the biggest moves. 

Ray White Queensland has some 3500 flood affected rental properties in south-east Queensland, out of a total management pool of 46,500 across the state.