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Carey Smith appointed Joint Chairman of Ray White
Ray White Managing Director Dan White announced Carey Smith has joined Brian White as Joint Chairman of the family owned leading property group, Ray White.
Bringing our differentiators to life: using storytelling to demonstrate the whole team
Ray White’s We Bring the Whole Team campaign uses storytelling to show how scale, data and expertise deliver greater transparency and confidence for sellers.
Grand Toowong estate with 85 years of family history hits the market
A piece of Brisbane's architectural heritage is set to change hands for only the second time since 1940.
Ray White strengthens market position with office growth
Australasia's largest real estate group is wrapping up 2025 with exceptional momentum, capping off a year marked by significant growth milestones and standout achievements across the leading group.
Ray White sets new benchmark in real estate training excellence
Australia's largest property group delivered an unprecedented year of professional development across Australia and New Zealand.
Small cardboard sign leads to revival of historic stone cottage
A historic stone cottage in Spring Hill, made from rare Brisbane Tuff, has hit the market for only the second time in the home’s extended history.
Young professional finally finds ‘the one’ after two-year apartment hunt
Patience and persistence paid off for a determined young professional who has finally hung up their rental keys after a marathon two-year property search in Queensland.
Ray White auctions show strength in 2025
It was a year of momentum, strength, and strong competition for Ray White auctions, with the group scheduling a total of 38,976 properties to go under the hammer in 2025 across Australia and New Zealand.
Ray White Now 2025 – Local Reports
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Coastal lifestyle drives executive rental boom
Adelaide’s western suburbs are rapidly becoming one of the state’s most competitive pockets for executive leasing, with demand intensifying as the summer peak approaches and relocation activity ramps up.
National prices pause but the strongest markets continue to outperform
Australia’s housing market shows two-speed performance. Major east-coast capitals stall while Perth, Adelaide and regional areas continue climbing. Supply shortages fuel outperformers as auction competition cools nationwide. Australia’s housing market levelled out in November, with both national house and unit prices unchanged over the month at $940,000 and $710,000 respectively. … Read more
Whitsunday Coast Airport crowned #1 in Australia for passenger growth
Whitsunday Regional Council has welcomed new national data confirming Whitsunday Coast Airport (WCA) as the fastest-growing airport in Australia, recording an outstanding 15.1% year-on year passenger increase for August 2025. The official Bureau of Infrastructure and Transport Research Economics (BITRE) results place WCA at the top of the country for … Read more
Whitsunday Coast Airport Takes Off with Jetstar Upgrade
Whitsunday Coast Airport (WCA) continues to soar as Australia’s fastest-growing regional airport, with Jetstar introducing its new Airbus A321 aircraft on selected routes from this Sunday. The upgraded aircraft offers 230 seats, an increase from 186, and together with ten additional services each week will deliver a 30 per cent … Read more
Commercial Tenant Spotlight: Little Vegas Burger & Bar
For more than 11 years, Little Vegas Burger & Bar has been serving up big flavours, good times, and unforgettable nights in the heart of Airlie Beach. Known for its vibrant atmosphere, hearty meals, and ice-cold drinks, it has become a favourite spot for both locals and visitors looking to … Read more
Commercial Tenant Spotlight: Gelatissimo Airlie Beach
If you’ve strolled along Shute Harbour Road, you’ve no doubt seen (and probably smelt!) the sweet delights of Gelatissimo Airlie Beach. For the past 3 years, the store has been serving up gelato magic in the Whitsundays with a team of 15 friendly staff, making it a favourite stop for … Read more
Commercial Tenant Spotlight: Yo Love It – Airlie Beach’s New Frozen Yoghurt Haven
Airlie Beach has a sweet new addition, and it’s set to become your favourite dessert spot. Yo Love It is officially opening its doors in August 2025, bringing a pastel paradise of frozen yoghurt, toppings, and good vibes right to the heart of the Whitsundays. With eight delicious frozen yoghurt … Read more
Airlie Beach Masterplan Draft Released for Community Feedback
Whitsunday Regional Council is inviting the community to have their say on the draft Airlie Beach Masterplan, which is a bold vision designed to guide the future growth and transformation of Airlie Beach in the lead-up to the 2032 Olympics and beyond. The draft masterplan proposes a range of public … Read more
Whitsunday Coast Airport Takes Off to a New Record: 522,000 and Climbing!
Whitsunday Coast Airport has officially set a new annual passenger record, welcoming over 522,000 passengers over the past 12 months and surpassing its previous record of 507,000 set last year. This milestone cements Whitsunday Coast Airport’s status as one of Australia’s fastest-growing regional airports and highlights the strong appeal of … Read more
International spending is up in the Whitsundays
Via The Courier Mail From Hollywood celebrities to European holidaymakers, this North Queensland hot spot is proving irresistible to international visitors spending more than $243m this year. Visitors are splashing the cash in the Whitsundays, with the latest data showing international tourism is on the rise. The 178,000 international visitors … Read more
