News

Everyone’s getting down and out about the property market, but we’re seeing plenty of great sales.

This week Ray White Rural and Ray White Livestock published the third annual edition of the Country Profit Book: a benchmark developed using the true financials of our businesses to determine revenue, expenditure and profit measures for comparison.

For the first time in over 40 years Jem Park, on 1267acres, 7KM North of Condobolin will be offered for sale this week, on account of Mrs Edna Kiss the wife of the late Mr Jozsef Kiss a much-loved local business owner, farmer and emigrant from Hungary.

Managing director of Ray White in Parkes, Condobolin and Forbes, Tracie Robertson, won the Outstanding Business Leader awarded at the Western NSW’s 2019 Business of the Year at a gala dinner hosted by the NSW Business Chamber.

Ray White Rural has today announced an event for farm sales as more favourable seasonal conditions arise in the eastern states agriculture sectors and vendors are again bringing properties to market.

Each year Ray White produces a document called the ‘Profit Book’ using the P&Ls from a large cross-section of businesses across the company.

A slice of Australia’s colonial history is set for auction next month. Macquarie was the first farm beyond Australia’s coast and the first dwelling over the Great Dividing Range.

Ray White Rural’s analysis of the first quarter of 2019 shows despite vendors being cautious about listing during dry times, discerning buyers are out in abundance.

After operating their breeding enterprise in the Monaro for 11 years, owners Rod and Sue Nicholls of Kybeyan Station, Nimmitabel, have sold in an off-market transaction achieving one of the highest prices in the region this year.

A brand new livestock team in the region is making headlines achieving the highest recorded price for fat lambs in 2019 at the Central West Livestock Exchange this week.

Ray White Livestock Albury held a special cattle sale this month in response to the ongoing dry conditions in Deepwater.

‘Old Boureong’, one of Australia’s original pastoral settlements and one of Gunning’s first-ever residences, has hit the market this month with Ray White Rural Yass and Canberra agents Simon and George Southwell.