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A multi-million dollar waterfront reserve masterpiece on the NSW South Coast has hit the market with a show-stopping heated salt water pool built under the living space of the property.

A stunning northern Sydney eco-retreat which has been built with energy-efficient features for low-maintenance living has hit the market - and your kids will be begging you to buy it.

In the competitive world of real estate, it’s easy to get lost in the noise. But for TRG Founder Gavin Rubinstein and TRG Director Oliver Lavers, success is built on a foundation of hard work, transparency, commitment and vibe.

For Jo Boothroyd, Director of Ray White Lara, real estate was more than a job; it was a mission born of necessity, nurtured by passion, and ultimately passed down to the next generation.

When Elliott looked back on his childhood, one constant stood out: his mum, Michelle, coming home from a long day in real estate. Tired, yes, but beaming with pride and purpose.

In real estate, family legacies aren’t rare. But what happens when that legacy is less about business deals and more about heart?

In real estate, success is often measured in listings and deals closed.

In Melbourne’s booming west, experienced operators Darren Lambert and Cameron Vurovecz have unveiled Ray White West Realty, bringing three established offices under the banner of Australasia’s largest real estate group.

In a world where careers can pull families in different directions, the bond between Haesley and Judith Cush has only strengthened across decades of shared passion and mutual respect born from years of working together in real estate.

Ray White Rural Beaudesert is proud to welcome Nathan Lencz to its dynamic and expanding team, as the business continues to experience strong growth just months after joining the Ray White brand.

With Labor securing a victory in Saturday's federal election, Australia's housing market faces change as Albanese's affordability policies may initially drive prices higher before supply measures take effect.

Polling day auctions were packed around the country, with voters seemingly grabbing their democracy sausages and heading straight to auctions to start bidding.