Ray White Austar Realty strengthens leadership with new shareholders
Ray White Austar Realty is continuing on its trajectory of growth, welcoming Cameron Brain and Aamir (Rubal) Sethi to its ownership team alongside Craig Smith and Len Day.
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Rare triple offering at Thompson Park Apartments
Three apartments in one of East Auckland’s most tightly held complexes have hit the market, presenting a rare, and affordable, opportunity for buyers at 8 Thompson Park Road in Mount Wellington.
Autumn in Canterbury: A Beautiful Time to Buy and Sell
Autumn is one of Canterbury’s most picturesque seasons, and consistently one of the strongest times of year for property activity across Christchurch and surrounding suburbs. As the summer heat fades, the region transforms into a stunning display of colour. Tree-lined streets in suburbs such as St Albans, Marshland, Merivale and … Read more
Ray White members hit the phones for first REOO of 2026
Ray White’s 20th call-a-thon saw the group book 12,304 appraisals across Australasia during the latest action packed appraisal drive, 100 per cent powered by NurtureCloud, its cutting edge prop tech platform.
Ray White New Zealand kickstarts year with growth and development
Ray White members from across New Zealand gathered at the brand new New Zealand International Convention Centre (NZICC) yesterday for a day of learning, development, and networking at Kick-Start 2026.
RBNZ pauses as inflation pushes beyond target band
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has held the Official Cash Rate at 2.25 per cent, opting for caution as inflation lifts back above the 1–3 per cent target range.
Ray White and New Zealand Rugby celebrate partnership with home advantage
New Zealand's largest real estate network has scored a landmark domestic sponsorship with two of rugby's most iconic teams, the All Blacks and Black Ferns, in a three-year partnership.
New year, familiar rhythm: January reset keeps market in its comfort zone
New Zealand's housing market enters 2026 in familiar territory: a summer lull with compressed trading and temporary price shifts. Understanding what's actually happening requires looking beyond January's seasonal patterns to the underlying trend.
Celebrating Chinese New Year: Welcoming the Year of the Horse
Chinese New Year is a time of fresh beginnings, family gatherings, and looking ahead with optimism. Across Canterbury and around the world, communities come together to celebrate with lanterns, fireworks, festive food, and traditional performances, all marking the start of a brand new lunar year. This year, we welcome the … Read more
💕 The 5 Love Languages of Real Estate
Buying or selling a home is a big life moment full of excitement, nerves, and plenty of decision-making. But just like any great relationship, the best real estate experiences are built on trust, care, and good communication. So we thought we’d have a little fun and share the 5 Love … Read more
Leadership focused growth strategy positions Ray White A T Realty across Auckland
Ray White A T Realty Group is continuing its growth trajectory with the acquisition of two new offices in Auckland Central and Wynyard Quarter.
Rare boat shed offered to market for first time in two decades
A rare and tightly held boat shed on Wellington Harbour has come to market, offering a unique opportunity for lovers of the sea, boating enthusiasts, and marine professionals alike.
New Zealand's dating scene: From man's to woman's market
New Zealand's dating landscape has undergone a subtle but significant shift since 2018. The gender ratio amongst singles has moved in one direction across all regions, creating regional variations in what's now possible for single people.
Selling in Canterbury? Why Presentation Matters More Than Ever
In Canterbury’s current property market, first impressions are more important than ever. With buyers having access to more information and more choice, how a home presents, both online and in person can play a major role in how quickly it sells and the level of interest it attracts. Today’s buyers … Read more
Celebrating Waitangi Day 2026
Waitangi Day, held each year on 6 February, is an important moment for all New Zealanders to reflect, connect, and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Aotearoa. It commemorates the signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi in 1840 and represents a shared history that continues to shape our nation today. … Read more
What Makes a Good Family Home in Canterbury?
Family buyers continue to play a major role in the Canterbury property market, and demand for well-located, practical homes remains strong. While every family’s needs are different, there are certain features that consistently stand out when it comes to choosing the ideal family home. One of the most important factors … Read more
Back to School and Back to Routine: What Families Look for in a Home
As the school year begins, many Christchurch families find themselves reassessing whether their current home still suits their lifestyle. New school timetables, after-school activities, sports practices and busy weekday routines often highlight what is and isn’t working in a family home. For many buyers, school zones are one of the … Read more
The Benefits of Buying New or Near-New Homes in Canterbury
New and near-new homes continue to attract strong interest from Canterbury buyers, particularly from those seeking low-maintenance living, modern design, and long-term peace of mind. As lifestyle expectations evolve and energy efficiency becomes increasingly important, many buyers are finding that recently built homes offer a compelling alternative to older properties. … Read more
Understanding Ongoing Costs When Buying a Home in Canterbury
Buying a home is about far more than the purchase price. While securing the right property is exciting, it’s just the first step ongoing ownership costs are an important factor that many buyers underestimate. Understanding these costs early can make the difference between a smooth, confident purchase and unexpected financial … Read more
Back-to-School Tips (January/February)
As the summer holidays draw to a close, getting organised can help ease the transition back to routine. Start introducing earlier bedtimes a week before school begins Freeze sandwiches and pre-pack snacks to save time. Label everything — uniforms, lunchboxes, water bottles Stock up early on stationery to avoid the … Read more
