Opening doors in real estate
Ray White Double Bay agent Kate Smith jumped at the chance to be a Leading Ladies of Real Estate ambassador, eager to give back to an initiative that has helped transform her business.
Ray White Double Bay agent Kate Smith jumped at the chance to be a Leading Ladies of Real Estate ambassador, eager to give back to an initiative that has helped transform her business.
Nicolette Gardiner from Ray White Bridgeman Downs has found female mentorship to be a powerful force, offering perspective, encouragement and inspiration.
You can’t be what you can’t see, and for many women in real estate, female mentorship is key. Whether they’re just starting out or already leading, having someone in their corner who understands the journey can make all the difference.
Ray White Elite agent Sarah Bourke credits the group’s Pathways Program with helping her grow her business, sharpen her focus and connect her with high performers across the country.
Adelaide Hills agent Nicole Walker says Ray White’s Pathways Program gave her the tools to grow her team, strengthen accountability and stay ahead of the game.
From high-stakes listings to high-speed laps, Ray White Northern Beaches’ top agent Eddy Piddington knows how to handle pressure.
When Ray White Upper North Shore agent Jessica Cao joined the group in August 2020, she set a clear goal - to be well established in her key market within five years.
Mitchell Klein of Ray White Sanctuary Point, on the NSW south coast, helped his client Fiona to organise her grandparents' move after 30 years in their home, including helping to clean their house.
With a growing population and increasing demand for housing, off-the-plan (OTP) apartments are being snapped up by eager homeowners and investors.
Emma Smith, Ray White Southbank | Melbourne City, VIC
There are two ways residential property is sold in Australia: via auction or private treaty sale. While auctions grab the headlines and make great fodder for reality TV, private treaty sales are the most common way property is sold. If you’re about to embark on the process of being a … Read more
Even if you’re renting your home, a garden is still a possibility, indoors and outdoors. While you may not want to invest in fixed garden beds, or large indoor trees, there are a bunch of ways to grow your own veggies and green up your space! Let’s run through some … Read more
Australia’s favourite colours: The impact a good paint job can have on the value of your home t goes without saying that painting is one of the easiest and most cost-effective ways to instantly spruce up your home. Not only that, but a colour palette really can make or break … Read more
TO style or not to style, that is the question. Sellers need to inject warmth into their home and to get mass buyer appeal so you should always try to style a home for sale. Empty homes can look and feel a bit abandoned so it’s always best to try … Read more
You’ve decided to sell! Which is great. But the idea of an auction campaign is making you nervous. What’s the real benefits of going to auction. Here’s the thing. There been so much data publicly data about about what’s happening in the property market. Buyers have the internet at their fingertips and … Read more
Thinking of selling your house? A well-presented home can be the difference between a good price and a great price but no one wants to spend money on big changes. Luckily, there are some great ways to add value to your home without breaking the bank and Ray White Premium … Read more
For some it comes down to dollars and cents, for most it’s whether they like the actual property manager they are dealing with and some people think the quality of the routine inspection maketh the value. COVID-19 has presented an opportunity for the property management industry, have they taken it? … Read more
There is the opportunity to ponder what is truly important to us during the Coronavirus, according to John McGrath, founder of McGrath Estate Agents “I anticipate a surge in demand for rural and regional luxury homes within two hours of the big cities, like they did post 9/11 as … Read more
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, market-leading service Airbnb has been declared illegal in NSW. Under new regulations, Airbnb and other short-stay accommodation options have been declared illegal, with the government reminding residents to stay home. The new coronavirus regulations make clear that no one should be staying anywhere … Read more