Nerida Conisbee, Ray White chief economist You may have a little bit of luck in Sydney and Melbourne but elsewhere, prestige is still recording price rises. Interest rates are on the move, prices are slowing but at a suburb level …
Nerida Conisbee, Ray White chief economist Last week, June inflation came in at an eye watering 6.1 per cent, driven primarily by sharp rises in fuel prices, construction costs and furniture. To anyone who drives a car, is building or …
Nerida Conisbee, Ray White chief economist Australia’s median house price increased by 32 per cent from March 2020 to December 2021, making it the fastest period of price growth we have ever experienced. Since the end of last year, the market has slowed …
William Clark, Ray White economics team With the number of seats taken by independents with a “green-focus”, as well as candidates in the green party itself at the May election, it is clear that environment and sustainability are front-of-mind for …
Matt Sabin, Customer Experience Manager With so many customer experience measurements and terminology, it’s easy to get confused and wonder why NPS? What’s its purpose and what benefit does it bring? NPS (net promoter score) is a metric developed by …
William Clark, Ray White economics team During the Covid-19 outbreak and subsequent lockdowns, we saw mass migration from major cities to the regions, and from New South Wales and Victoria to Queensland and Tasmania. We also saw Byron Bay become …
The Australian market is high functioning with high turnover, with not too much of a gap between buyers and sellers. We know we’re in a new cycle but there are a number of reasons why prices aren’t likely to drop …
A quick guide from Ray White Home Now Playing our part in the energy crises for your clients: our quick guide to help us appreciate a little more about what clients are going through We all know that the interest …
Nerida Conisbee, Ray White Chief Economist Energy prices are on the move and although a crisis of widespread blackouts looks to be averted for now, longer term, having an energy efficient home is going to become increasingly important. Are we …
Nerida Conisbee, Ray White Chief Economist Stamp duty is back on the agenda with the NSW Government announcing this week that it will press forward with its proposed changes to the tax. The changes, which involve a gradual movement from …
Embracing the latest water conservation initative being lead by the Northern territory government could be great news for sustainable households.
Future commitment to infrastructure development in the Northern Territory could be a great investment incentive for commercial property buyers.
Retaining the cash rate for another month, the Reserve Bank of Australia is offering investors the opportunity to secure commercial property in Darwin.
Residential property approvals in the Northern Territory have performed well over the September quarter, which could be encouraging for local investors.
Growing capital city prices across the nation could encourage commercial investment in Darwin over the coming months.
The opening of a new $29million Prelude Darwin Onshore Supply Base will create a number of investment and employment opportunities in the state.
New data from the Housing Industry Association has highlighted the strength of multi-unit sales across the nation, offering insight for potential investors.
As the number of foreign buyers of commercial property increases nationwide, now could be a great time to buy your own Darwin developments.
As residential land sales continue increasing across the nation, opportunities for commercial investment will permeate the property market.
Recent figures from the Australian Bureau of Statsitics have highlighted a drop in multi-units in the Northern Territory, offering an investment opportunity.