Real estate powerhouse Sherrie Storor is back
After eight years building some of the industry's highest-performing agents and agency owners as a coach, Sherrie Storor is returning to where it all began and that is agency ownership.
After eight years building some of the industry's highest-performing agents and agency owners as a coach, Sherrie Storor is returning to where it all began and that is agency ownership.
The Innisfail real estate landscape is entering a new era as local industry figures Monique Cruse and Daniel Arnott team up with the Murphy family and Joe Indorato to launch Ray White Innisfail.
For the first time in nearly two decades, one of Camperdown’s most cherished family homes is for sale.
A distinctive mid-century modern East Lindfield home is set to go under the hammer on Saturday, October 31 offering buyers a rare opportunity to secure a home rich in architectural heritage, natural light, and decades of family memories.
Ray White data shows the national clearance rate was 40.1 per cent this week, up from 39.1 per cent last week. There were 670 auctions scheduled nationally across Ray White, with this week’s volume down 22 per cent year on year.
Matt Glynn and Lori Wyer have returned to Ray White, joining Ray White Kawana Waters with almost 40 years of combined experience.
A rare 52 hectare Byron hinterland farm with prime agricultural soils and dual living potential has hit the market, as its owners prepare to downsize to manage expanding international business ventures.
One year on since the Australian Government expanded its 5 per cent deposit scheme by removing strict income caps, lifting regional price thresholds, and eliminating the annual cap on available places, has the scheme delivered on its promise?
After more than a quarter of a century of, long-time owners Bob and Barb Ritchie have placed ''Thytheholme' at Kobble Creek ' - the historic 64.7 hectare homestead of Pringles Farm - on the market.
A landmark Highgate Hill residence combining early 20th-century Queenslander character with a contemporary design by award-winning Shaun Lockyer Architects has hit the market.
Sydney’s city fringe has always punched above its weight. Sitting just outside the CBD in pockets like Surry Hills, Redfern, Pyrmont, Alexandria, Erskineville and Camperdown, this is the part of Sydney that offers CBD proximity without CBD price tags, and investors have taken notice. But what exactly are they chasing when they put money into … […]
Haberfield’s commercial fabric traces back to Richard Stanton’s 1901 ‘garden suburb’ experiment, and its layout was deliberate from day one. The estate covenants that shaped Haberfield enforced a strict separation of commercial from residential strips, alongside minimum lot sizes to keep space between buildings. This revolutionary development was marketed as “slumless, laneless and publess”. Necessary … […]
The dreaded R word. The whisper is doing the rounds at dinner parties, in the financial pages and increasingly in conversations with our clients here on the Sydney city fringe. Whether we’re heading for a genuine downturn or just a rough patch of tighter conditions, it’s worth having the conversation before the headlines force it … […]
The 2026 Budget is poised to change everything for residential landlords. However, we aren’t expecting an overnight pivot to commercial. I’ve been selling and leasing commercial property on Sydney’s city fringe for many years. In that time, I’ve watched countless residential investors eye off warehouses, retail strips and office suites, only to walk away muttering … […]
To understand why Haberfield is so tightly protected today, you need to understand what it actually is and what it was designed to be. Haberfield: The garden suburb that changed Australian planning In 1901, Richard Stanton purchased roughly 50 acres from the Ramsay family and set about doing something genuinely unusual. Sydney had recently suffered … […]
From warehouses to shop tops, Sydney’s city fringe is full of properties with untapped potential. Here are a few alternative uses worth thinking about.
Why do Haberfield homes command a premium? Low supply, heritage streetscapes, Italian soul, top schools, and just 6.5km from the CBD.
Inheriting commercial property in the Sydney City Fringe is rarely something people plan for. Unlike inheriting a family home, commercial property often comes with unfamiliar terminology, legal obligations, tenants, leases and decisions that feel high-stakes from the outset. For many families, the biggest challenge is not deciding what to do with the property, but knowing … […]
Student housing is reshaping Sydney’s city fringe. Why demand, yields and planning shifts are prompting owners to rethink their property strategy.
First-time commercial investor? Explore ideal city-fringe property types in Sydney, from shop-tops to industrial units and small offices.