In the realm of property transactions, particularly in the residential sector, there's a pivotal threshold to be mindful of: the 10% deposit mark. Surpassing this percentage can trigger a significant legal transformation, shifting the nature of the agreement from a straightforward purchase to what is known as an instalment contract under the purview of the Property Occupations Act.

When it comes to finalising the purchase of a property, there's often a discrepancy between the initially agreed-upon price and what is actually paid at settlement. Read more…

Over the past decade, luxury houses have experienced a far stronger rate of growth than the rest of the market. Median priced houses have increased by 78 per cent. In comparison, houses priced in the top five per cent have doubled. A luxury house has been a good investment over the past decade. Will this strong performance continue?

Discover the essential responsibilities for sellers and agents when selling a tenanted property with Ray White Noosa’s Deni Castle. Read more.

When it comes to selling a property, transparency is key. You might be eager to close the deal and move on, but failing to disclose critical information can lead to severe consequences.

Understanding the intricacies of Power of Attorneys (POAs) and their correct usage is vital for real estate agents in Queensland, Australia. By adhering to best practices and seeking legal advice when necessary, you can ensure that real estate transactions involving Power of Attorneys are conducted smoothly and ethically.

When it comes to buying a home, there are numerous considerations that potential buyers need to take into account. One often overlooked aspect is whether the property's smoke alarms are compliant with local regulations.

When delving into the world of residential property purchases, there are a multitude of intricacies that can significantly affect the legal rights and obligations of both buyers and sellers. One such nuance pertains to the deposit amount and its potential to transform a straightforward property transaction into what is known as an instalment contract. Read more…

As a seller, you’re obligated to provide certain documents and keys during settlement. Failing to do so can have significant consequences for the transaction. Read more...

Queensland’s Sunstate Conveyancing report that changes have now come into effect regarding First Home Buyers eligibility. How will this impact your buying journey?

The allure of beachside living has long captivated homeowners and investors in Australia, as the coastal lifestyle and scenic beauty continue to be highly sought after.

If you could live anywhere, where would it be? For the world’s wealthy, Australia is a top pick.

Rebecca Petroff from Sunstate Conveyancing discusses what “time is of the essence” means for property buyers and sellers in Queensland, Australia.

The Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) has introduced a new rule which will impact agents, buyers and sellers.

If you have signed a contract for the sale, you may have encountered the terms "fixtures" and "chattels," which can be easily confused. To avoid confusion, it is important to understand the difference between these terms.

After it's April board meeting, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) decided to hold the cash rate for the first time since May 2022. What does this mean for property buyers and sellers on the Sunshine Coast?

Property buyers are placing increasing importance on energy efficiency, according to research from realestate.com.au. A survey found 56% of consumers believe energy efficiency is extremely important.

Insurance can be something that we tend to 'set and forget' however after a year of wild weather events, it's particularly important to ensure that you know what you're covered for, and that you have the correct limits for your property.

Celebrating 120 years of the Ray White Group.