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A Brisbane real estate agent is tapping into millenials’ insatiable appetite for “avocado on toast” by offering their favourite brunch for free every weekend for a year at a local café if they buy a new townhouse.

She’s one of the best performing females in Australian real estate, and since joining Ray White in August last year, Helen Yan’s business in Balwyn has gone from strength to strength as she works towards achieving the highest accolade in the Group.

BRISBANE’S most surprising property secret is also one of its most spectacular.
The four-level mansion at 72 McGahan St, Carina Heights is built on a peak in the middle of arguably the city’s highest suburb.

The home at 35 Windsor St, Paddington is considered a ‘tardis’ for its innovative architectural details that open up and maximise its space to expansive dimensions.

Michael Finger, the founding principal of Ray White Double Bay, has just sold $30 million worth of property in 10 days, arguably selling the best harbour views in the country.

After being priced out of the Sutherland Shire property market all of her working life, 33 year-old Kate George has now managed to purchase a home closer to her family and in the region she grew up.

Ray White Balwyn agents Helen Yan and Fraser Wu have just sold a prestige property for a suburb record in North Balwyn.

CONTRACTS have just exchanged on the grand family home at 48 Teneriffe Drive, Teneriffe with an unrivalled mix of size, position, build quality, technology and off street parking for over $4 million.

POWERHOUSE agency Ray White Double Bay just sold 30 properties for $99.87 million in April and the outlook is even brighter for the blue chip agency with increases in stock and prices.

What began as a small renovation on this 1920s Queenslander in Clayfield quickly escalated into a stunning rebuild blending heritage styling and modern design.

Owners Brenden and Natasha Rutherford, both dentists, have just listed their incredible four level Cronin Island masterpiece with Ray White Broadbeach elite agents Sam Guo and Julia Kuo.

There’s no doubt Vale Park is a competitive marketplace. More and more, we’re seeing vendors capitalise on the rising market. In fact, Corelogic data shows that the median house price has increased from $545,000 in 2013, to where it sits today at $682,000.