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A landmark Queenslander that was built in 1905 has hit the market.

Arguably the most recognisable home in one of Brisbane’s most affluent suburbs is on the market after a remarkable renovation.

The eponymous Newport Arms Hotel, a true icon of the national hotel landscape is set to be offered to the market as a freehold going concern for the first time in its celebrated history.

Ray White is launching a community campaign across Australia to help drought-affected farmers feed their livestock and families.

A renovated, five bedroom family home in Taren Point is on the market with an auction guide above $1.7million.

A waterfront property with panoramic views across Taren Point is on the market with price expectations above $2.5m.

A landmark Bilpin property that features a 1906 cottage and 35 year old gardens is on the market with price expectations around the high $1million mark.

The Queensland real estate market could be due for its biggest shake up yet, especially if reforms proposed by one major industry body are brought into force.

Real estate in Australia has really recovered from previous dips in the market, especially in the last year or two.

Sydney has been at the forefront of the property industry for a while now, and record building approvals in 2014 could see this trend continue.

After so many years of home owners yearning for growth in the real estate industry in Australia in New Zealand, it seems 2014 really delivered on the promise of brighter days ahead

I've been a real estate agent in Brisbane since the 90s and in that time I've learnt that the market gets as distracted 'as a schoolboy in math class' every time there's an election.