Ray White Lower North Shore raises $265k+ for Giant Steps
The team at Ray White Lower North Shore Group has officially crossed the $265,000 fundraising mark for local charity Giant Steps, following the conclusion of their annual 10KADAY campaign.
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The Queen of the Havaianas lists her Double Bay luxe home
The woman who brought Havaianas to Australia is selling the Double Bay luxury home she spent five years building as a gallery for a lifetime of a
Iconic Scenic Rim eco-tourism retreat ‘Nightfall’ hits the market
Luxury wilderness retreat, Nightfall, nestled in Queensland’s Scenic Rim has hit the market as co-owners Stephen Ross and Jaide Adermann prepare for retirement after more than a decade of crafting one of Australia's premier bespoke glamping destinations.
Leah Kirk to lead Ray White Whyalla
Long-time local and experienced real estate agent Leah Kirk is officially stepping into business ownership as she prepares to take over Ray White Whyalla next month.
Port Augusta agent steps up Ray White office continues next chapter
Ray White Port Augusta begins a new chapter, with long-time sales agent Charmaine Budd taking the reins of the office from current principals Darren Sherriff and Prue Duka.
Brisbane's prestige market roars with $46m in sales in 3 weeks
Brisbane's top-end property market has hit its stride this spring, with Ray White Collective Luxury principal Matt Lancashire selling $46 million worth of high-end homes in just three weeks, much of it to local buyers and expats coming home.
Ray White United Group opens ninth office with Quakers Hill launch
Ray White United Group has opened its ninth office, bringing the network's signature blend of local knowledge and negotiation muscle to Quakers Hill, a suburb that principal Peter Diamantidis says has been on his radar for years.
Ray White Phillips & Co clears $32 million of booked auctions
More than $32 million worth of properties across Sydney’s eastern suburbs sold at Ray White Phillips & Co's first big auction event under the Ray White banner.
Buyers have more choice as auction volume rises
Ray White Group booked a preliminary clearance rate of 51.6 per cent on the day today, with an average of 2.2 registered bidders and 1.6 active bidders per auction.
Eight expenses to budget for before you buy a home
If you're planning to buy a property, here are eight upfront costs to be aware of before you buy
Haberfield’s shop tops: History and 2026 snapshot
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 … […]
Which Sydney City Fringe commercial properties hold up in a downturn?
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 … […]
Why residential investors won’t rush to commercial property
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 … […]
Haberfield Heritage Conservation Area and developer implications
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 … […]
Exploring leasing ideas for the Sydney City Fringe
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.
The Haberfield lifestyle premium: not just four walls
Why do Haberfield homes command a premium? Low supply, heritage streetscapes, Italian soul, top schools, and just 6.5km from the CBD.
Inherited Sydney fringe commercial property: where to start
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 in the Sydney city fringe and why it is having its moment
Student housing is reshaping Sydney’s city fringe. Why demand, yields and planning shifts are prompting owners to rethink their property strategy.
Ideal commercial properties for first-time investors in Sydney city fringe
First-time commercial investor? Explore ideal city-fringe property types in Sydney, from shop-tops to industrial units and small offices.
What makes a strong commercial investment on the Sydney City Fringe?
When people talk about commercial property on the edges of the Sydney CBD, you’ll often hear the same suburbs mentioned over and over again: Surry Hills, Redfern, Chippendale, Camperdown, Pyrmont and parts of the Inner West. These areas have long been known for their character buildings, creative communities and café-lined streets. But what really makes … […]
