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FRESH faces at Ray White Melton, Joe Mavrikos and Jae Doyle have brought a wealth of experience to Melbourne’s outer-west real estate market, translating into a listing that only lasted 10 days on the market.

RAY White Royal Oak last night celebrated a hat-trick of online auction successes as three out of four properties available sold under the virtual hammer.

APRIL 2020 will likely go down in the history books as the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic.

THIS weekend marks the beginning of a return to normal for Ray White offices in Victoria, Queensland, Australian Capital Territory and South Australia while New South Wales are heading into a second weekend of onsite auctions.

AS AUSTRALIA moves into its ninth week of iso, many of us are all too familiar with the feeling of living just a little too close to our friends and loved ones.

RAY White New Zealand Chief Executive Carey Smith has welcomed the news from the Prime Minister that the nation is moving to Alert Level 2 restrictions.

Right now, as we head into week eight of lockdown, my usual day now resembles something of the past.

There was certainly no script for COVID-19.  No training, no manuals and no process to follow. History didn’t even have a guide.

The multi-million dollar prestigious sub-penthouse in one of Sydney’s tallest residential towers is set for re-sale before the building has even been finished.

BIDDERS and vendors today welcomed the return of on-site auctions in New South Wales with physically-distanced open arms as energy surrounding the property market re-ignited with incredible deals and ferocious bidding, according to the Ray White Group.

Funny man Vince Sorrenti last night hosted Ray White and Loan Market’s international ‘iso awards’ where more than 1500 members logged on from home to see their friends and colleagues pick up some fun awards, as well as sales awards too.

RAY WHITE Prestige Palm Beach has just exchanged on $23 million worth of prestige property in the last 10 days as Sydnersiders flock to the lifestyle hot spot in their droves.