Listings fall again William Clark, Ray White Data Analyst Listings fall again, though the end is in sight. With another rise in cash rates in May, vendor numbers again dropped. New finance is difficult to obtain. We saw inflation fall …
Last night’s Origin win wasn’t the only thing Queenslanders had to celebrate with leading auction house, Ray White, recording an 75 per cent clearance rate for the state’s biggest online auction event. The online auction event featured 54 properties going …
LR: Ray White Warrnambool’s Tessa Dayman, Ray White Victoria and Tasmania CEO Stephen Dullens and Ray White Warrnambool director Fergus Torpy. Nearly 100 members from across Ray White Victoria’s regional network have come together in Melbourne for a two day …
The rental debate has been derailed Nerida Conisbee, Ray White Chief Economist Like most people in the property industry, I was dismayed that a key revenue item in the recent Victorian budget was to increase land tax payments for investment …
Buyers were out in force at Ray White auctions today, with Australasia’s largest real estate group recording a whopping average of 5.3 registered bidders per auction, compared to an average of four registered bidders on the same weekend last year. …
With interest rates still moving upward, investment activity continues to take a hit. Both vendors and buyers have been more cautious with their property decision making, and various investors have exited the market due to the greater difficulty and increased …
Nerida Conisbee, Ray White Chief Economist As interest rates have risen, the popularity of fixing interest rates has not surprisingly waned. The proportion of new loans being fixed in entirety or as a proportion of the total loan has now …
Nerida Conisbee, Ray White Chief Economist In February, over 140,000 foreign students returned to Australia and the number of students arriving on temporary student visas is slowly returning to pre-pandemic levels. While this is good news for universities, as well …
Nerida Conisbee, Ray White Chief Economist Recovery in prices for established homes has taken a lot of people by surprise but highlights that market dynamics aren’t purely driven by interest rates. The problems we are having in the construction sector …
In a national newspaper article published in early March 2023, we were described as being “perennially bullish”. The article focussed on the state of the Australian real estate market, quoting a number of economists and yours truly. We were quoted …