Following a decade of building his career in Alexandra Hills, Dean Pieroz is taking the helm as owner of Ray White Asset Management Alexandra Hills from his mother and long-time business partner, Cathy Pieroz.
Ray White’s 22nd Real Estate of Origin event saw the group book 9,843 appraisals across Australasia during the latest action packed appraisal drive, 100 per cent powered by NurtureCloud, its cutting edge prop tech platform.
It is not every day a property hits the market with floor-to-ceiling books, roosting ceiling pigeons, resident snakes in the yard, and a past life steeped in music.
One of Bassendean’s last remaining riverside super blocks has hit the market, offering an extraordinary dual opportunity to secure an iconic family estate on the water alongside lucrative subdivision potential.
After nearly four decades of horticultural passion, one of the Mid North Coast’s premier commercial orchards - Tallowood Grove - has hit the market.
Long-standing real estate agent Rod McDougall is set to launch Ray White McDougall & Street, bringing decades of local market experience and a national powerhouse brand to the Swan Valley region.
Ray White Group booked a preliminary clearance rate of 45.5 per cent on the day today, with an average of 2.3 registered bidders and 1.7 active bidders per auction.
Distant footsteps and voices when nobody else was home, the face of a young farmhand peering through the window of the children's bedroom, and returning home to find lights beaming from every room despite there being no electricity.
After more than 60 years of laughter, garden blooms, and cherished memories, an iconic 2,313sqm family estate in Adelaide’s Parafield Gardens is set to go under the hammer.
Lowering operational outgoings through targeted energy efficiency upgrades enables commercial building owners to protect net operating income and defend asset valuations Commercial property markets across New South Wales face a shifting landscape defined by higher borrowing costs and broader yield expansion. In an environment where capital growth is constrained, preserving asset value relies directly on … […]
A Surry Hills apartment owned by a syndicate of 19 has hit the market, the latest project from a renovation school built to help Australians, particularly women around 50, build wealth through property.
With the RBA cash rate reaching 4.60%, what does this mean for Sydney’s commercial property market? Explore the implications for investors, property owners and future transactions.
As elevated borrowing costs and shifting LVRs constrain commercial refinancing, a managed asset divestment strategy can protect remaining equity. Prolonged high interest rates and shifting lender appetites are creating acute refinancing challenges for commercial property stakeholders. Borrowers trapped on expensive stopgap facilities or facing lower loan-to-value ratio (LVR) assessments must manage mounting holding costs. … […]
Strategic capital works programming allows landlords to turn necessary essential services upgrades into value-creation opportunities. Learn how modernising aging infrastructure improves building efficiency, satisfies tenant expectations, and protects long-term commercial property values across NSW.
Regional commercial assets require more than broad market exposure when they are under pressure. In recovery-led sales, local market knowledge, targeted buyer strategy and clear asset positioning can help reduce uncertainty, build buyer confidence and support stronger outcomes across regional NSW.
Sydney’s new 20-year strategic plan will influence where jobs, infrastructure and industrial activity are accommodated across the city. For commercial property owners and investors, the implications extend well beyond housing supply.
Sydney’s station precincts are being reshaped by Transport Oriented Development planning reforms. For commercial property owners, the changes make it increasingly important to understand how zoning, mixed-use potential and site configuration may affect future asset strategy.
Enforced Building Commission NSW standards and expanded Design and Building Practitioners Act compliance make forward capital works planning essential. Discover how proactive maintenance scheduling protects net operating income, avoids unexpected statutory calls, and preserves commercial property values across New South Wales.
Western Sydney International Airport’s freight operations mark a major step in the region’s transformation. We examine what this could mean for industrial demand, development land and other commercial property types across Western Sydney.
From 1 July 2026, Australia’s AML/CTF reforms will introduce new obligations for certain real estate services. For clients, this may mean additional identification and verification checks before some matters can proceed. RWC SC has partnered with AML Hub to help make the process clear, secure and streamlined.