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STRONG selling conditions continue across Australia, with the Ray White group clearing 78 per cent of its auction stock today under the hammer.

The powerhouse team behind Ray White St Marys have expanded into their second location, taking over ownership and merging with an existing local St Clair office, in Sydney’s West.

THE market appears to be calmer and creating more balance for buyers yet sellers are still achieving premium prices on their properties and auction metrics are still tracking above historical averages.

With the costs of living soaring, it was not surprising that this year’s budget focussed on costs of living - fuel excises, cash handouts and childcare are all getting a look in.

For the first time in two years, Ray White’s elite level performers gathered together in Sydney at an exclusive conference designed to recognise and inspire the best of the best in the real estate industry.

Auction activity remains up across the board and the housing market is still functioning at a high level, with sellers taking advantage of continued buyer demand.

AS the market becomes more balanced, Sydney sellers are opting to sell prior in droves but it may not be the best decision.

Increasingly, the best analysis relies on data. Lots of it.

WITH clear skies across most of Australia’s capital cities today, buyers weren’t shying away from getting into the auction action.

Ray White Queensland’s number one real estate business has broadened their reach even further into one of the river city’s most sought after inner-northern pockets.

WHILE there may be a rental shortage across Australia, the number of investors buying up at auction has stayed steady in 2022.

Leading agency Ray White accounted for 29 per cent of the scheduled auctions this week across Australia.