After an intense and rapid rise over the past 18 months since its inception, the Leading Ladies of Real Estate initiative celebrated International Women’s Day across the month of March, running six face-to-face breakfast events across Australia and New Zealand…

A large number of the lower south zone members gathered for Ray White’s Lower South Island Symposium last week, hearing from a range of speakers.  The symposium ran for two days and included a Half Yearly Awards ceremony. Led by..

The auction room was pumping at Ray White Wellington City today.  More than $5 million worth of property changed hands, with bidding on everything and five out of six properties sold under the hammer. There was a full buffet of..

Real estate stalwart Christine Fowler started her journey with Ray White Howick in 1993, and will end her career at the same office in 2023 as she heads into retirement. Christine’s real estate career kicked off in 1988, before she..

Ray White Mt Eden recorded a 100 per cent clearance rate at their in-room auctions yesterday, with more than $4 million in property selling under the hammer.  Three properties went under the hammer with John Bowring (pictured above) calling the auctions.  “Great energy..

A Wynyard Quarter apartment with stunning views has sold under the hammer for $3 million.  Located at 303/132 Halsey Street, the two-bedroom two bathroom apartment attracted plenty of attention prior to auction with 36,201 virtual inspections, and 30 private inspections.  Brought..

Auction activity was strong at Ray White Auckland Central yesterday as it recorded an 83 per cent clearance rate at its in-room auctions. Ray White City Realty Group auction manager Cameron Brain said there were a total of 25 registered..

Ray White Cambridge raised more than $11,000 for Ronald McDonald House through the Ray White Ronald McDonald Family Tennis Tournament.  There were 130 guests who attended the event which ran from 8.30am to 3.30pm at the Cambridge Tennis Club on March 12…

THIS International Women’s Day, we’ve shined a light on a few of the women that make Ray White great. Not only are they outstanding real estate agents and business owners but also inspirational women who live this year’s IWD theme..

With two decades of real estate experience, brothers David and Arthur Subritzky have taken over ownership of Ray White Ellerslie/Mt Wellington.  Real estate is in the blood of these brothers, with their mother Monica working in the industry for more..

After just six years working in real estate, Amanda Blair has taken over ownership of Ray White Marshlands.  Previously Ray White Full Circle, Ms Blair has been passed the baton from Julie Robb who previously owned the business. Ms Blair has..

Much of the east coast of New Zealand’s North Island has been devastated by Cyclone Gabrielle, leaving communities without power, or internet and phone service. Luckily, with the help of the Ray White New Zealand corporate team, Ray White Gisborne..

Hardworking and focussed, Ronald Hachache and his wife Natalie have taken over ownership of the business from longstanding Ray White member Glenn Wells. Despite both growing up in West Auckland, Mr and Mrs Hachache followed very different paths to joining..

The partnership may be considered a homecoming, as Anne Duncan commenced as a foundation member of Ray White in 1993 and went on to be recognised as one of the leading sales people throughout New Zealand during her 10-year tenure..