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Hundreds of people tuned in to listen to Ray White Commercial’s final Between the Lines Live webinar for 2022, as this month’s experts discussed pubs, tourism, and financing.

After 20 years of ownership of publican Leigh Wanless has decided to put the Westside Tavern on the market.

It’s not often an agent is part of a building’s entire lifecycle, but Ray White Commercial South Sydney agent Phillip Elmowy is selling 57-59 Church Street, Randwick for the third time since its conception in the early 90s.

There’s plenty of reasons to invest in Ballarat, with a range of quality commercial properties across all asset classes on the market.

ABC’s Pilbra headquarters has hit the market, providing a perfect opportunity to invest in regional Western Australia.

With cool ocean breezes, walking distance from the beach, there is an opportunity to snap up a piece of north Queensland paradise as nine vacant Mission Beach allotments hit the market.

With 36 years of experience in both corporate and selling real estate roles, Julie Ryan plans to pass on her knowledge and skills to the next generation as part of her new role as Principal at Ray White Commercial CSR.

Childcare centres continue to attract the eyes of investors as 60 Arkley Avenue, Claymore, was snapped up for $4.475 million on a 4.8 per cent yield.

The latest Leading Ladies webinar saw two inspiring women recounting their experiences and learnings of working in the commercial real estate industry, hosted by Ray White Commercial head of research Vanessa Rader.

Ray White Commercial’s Between the Lines live webinar attracted more than 300 listeners this month as experts discussed south east Queensland’s green and gold decade

A HUGE 47 registered buyers battled it out across five auctions last night as Ray White Royal Oak and Ray White Mt Eden both booked 100 per cent clearance rates under the hammer.

THE only real estate industry award that everyone wants but agents cannot nominate for has finally been revealed.
The sales data has been crunched and Queensland’s coveted A List can finally be unveiled for the fifth year.