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Andrew Crauford, the CEO of Ray White NSW, says that rural property sales in his state are surprisingly strong given persistently dry weather.

Ray White Rural and Livestock has made a pledge to donate $20,000 to Drought Angels to kick start the year in a new social media campaign.

Tony Fountain, as you may be aware, passed away last weekend after suffering a stroke at the age of 72. There are many tributes to Tony on websites such as Ray White’s Whiteboard and Beef Central.

Twynam Agricultural Group have announced that it will be offering for sale three of its Lachlan River frontage properties by way of expression of interests closing on the 12th March 2018 via Ray White Rural’s Bruce Gunning.

Dalby-based agent Roger Lyne has become the first rural agent in Ray White to qualify with the prestigious Elite performer status in the company for this financial year.

One of Ray White Rural and Livestock’s leaders, Dale Keatley (Mt Gambier, SA), has publicly shared his story of an experience with depression.

From humble beginnings in 1902, Ray White built his business upon the sale of livestock and rural properties from a small town in rural Queensland, Crows Nest. Today, Ray White is still proudly a family owned and led company.

Tumut-based agent Ray Piper has become the first rural agent in New South Wales in Ray White to qualify with the prestigious Elite performer status in the company for this financial year.

Raised in Longreach, real estate agent Richard Murray says his career has been one long extension of his primary passion.

Dubbo and Central Western New South Wales agent Brian McAneney (Ray White Rural Dubbo) has become one of the first rural agents in New South Wales in Ray White to qualify with the prestigious Elite performer status in the company in this financial year.

A creative young rural property agent has decided to anti-market a property in Bombala in southern NSW, by giving interested parties five reasons they should avoid the property, in a video released to market today.

Ray White Rural and Livestock Pittsworth agent James Croft and his son Tommy competed in there first triathlon on the weekend at the Gold Coast in extremely humid conditions.