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Connect has continued with a deeply personal session that set the tone for what promises to be a landmark gathering: Mastering Leadership Decision-Making, led by Professor Boris Groysberg of Harvard Business School and Ray White Chairman, Brian White AO.

The RWC Annual International Awards for FY2024/25 took centre stage last night at The Star Gold Coast, the evening before the highly anticipated Connect 2025 conference - the largest ever hosted by Australia’s biggest real estate group.

A major commercial asset at 1-5 Phillip Street and 2 Clopton Street located in the Toowoomba CBD has transacted for $5,510,000.

A tightly held commercial property in Sydney’s Lower North Shore suburb of Mosman has come to market for the first time in over 30 years, with expressions of interest starting from $14 million.

A brand-new commercial property located on one of the Gold Coast’s busiest corners has hit the market, offering exceptional exposure and flexibility for businesses looking to scale or secure a future-facing base of operations.

Perron Group and Queensland businessman Ross Atkins have appointed Ray White Special Projects (RWSP) and Melbourne-based B&S Land to jointly sell the development interests for the SkyRidge Estate on the Gold Coast.

A substantial inner-city development opportunity has come to market at 234-250 Elizabeth Street, Hobart, with RWC Hobart representing one of the most strategically positioned sites in the city.

RWC Southwest have announced the successful off-market sale of a prominent mixed-use industrial asset located at 120 Compton Road, Woodridge, for $6,805,000.

A property steeped in local family history has changed hands, with 65 Scarborough Beach Road, North Perth selling for $1,500,000 to a local investor who plans to refurbish the building.

Australia's CBD office markets show recovery signs with positive absorption in major cities as workers return to offices, though high supply additions continue to challenge vacancy rates.

In commercial property, occupancy alone doesn’t equal security. A tenancy may tick the “leased” box, but if the tenant isn’t the right fit, operationally, financially or reputationally, it can become a ticking time bomb for the investor.

As the property sector turns the page on a somewhat lukewarm financial year, industry insiders are cautiously optimistic about the months ahead.