News Archive
RBA hints end to rate rise run
27 April 2010
The RBA has indicated that the recent string of rate rises may be coming to an end. Speaking at a business forum in Toowoomba last week, RBA governor Glenn Stevens said with the economy growing close to trend, and inflation close to target, interest rates are now falling back to normal levels. “The Reserve Bank has moved early to raise the cash rate to levels that deliver intere... read news item »
Ray White Annual Awards
08 March 2010
At the recently held Ray White NSW Annual Awards Ray White Green Valley & Carnes Hill alongside our Loan Market Broker Sonya Grosso picked up many awards on the night. These include: Ray White Green Valley - Number 1 Referring Office NSW Mario Piredda - Number 1 Loan Market Referrer NSW Sonya Grosso - Number 1 Broker NSW Ray White Green Valley - N... read news item »
Property Management
23 October 2009
With record rental prices being achieved we are still experiencing a shortage of properties to lease. If you are thinking of leasing out your property contact our Property Management Department on 02 9608 1555 who will be happy to provide you with an appraisal of your home. read news item »
First Home Buyers Grant
23 October 2009
With the First Home Owners Grant being reduced to $10,500 and indications that it may cease altogether in the New Year, this is a good time to buy or sell. Whether you’re in the market for the first time or looking for a change, contact us to discuss your options. read news item »
Ray White Green Valley and Carnes Hill sells more houses for more money!
23 October 2009
At Ray White Green Valley and Carnes Hill we take great pride in the results we achieve. Some of these include: • SOLD – The most expensive house in Hinchinbrook sold in 2009 - $785,000 • SOLD – The most expensive house in Cecil Hills sold in 2009 - $800,000 • SOLD – The most expensive house in Denham Court sold in 2009 - $1,700,000. The fact that... read news item »
Rate rise wont hurt housing recovery
16 October 2009
The rise in the official cash rate on Tuesday should not hurt the recovering housing market, Ray White’s joint chairman Brian White has said. According to Mr White, the Reserve Bank of Australia made it clear the near record-low interest rates of 3.0 per cent had been an emergency measure during the global financial crisis and were bound to increase in the future. Mr White said the fac... read news item »