New partnership set to drive growth at Ray White bays offices
Ray White Mission Bay is entering a new chapter, with Ray White Eastern Group business owner Anton Huang joining forces with business owner Wayne Maguire.
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February rebound puts housing market on its firmest footing since the correction
Housing market recoveries typically depend on supportive interest rates and monetary tailwinds. New Zealand's February result is notable partly because price growth is accelerating without that assistance from central bank policy.
Classic bach on the market after three decades of family memories
A much-loved classic Kiwi bach at 5 Cornwall Place, Tata Beach, is being offered to the market for the first time since 1996, marking the end of an era for a family that has cherished the property across three generations.
Auction event sets market for South Auckland and CBD
Ray White A T Realty has more than 70 properties going under the hammer at their March auction event, Game Day, proving they are the market place for buyers and sellers across South Auckland and the Auckland CBD.
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.
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.
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.
The Ayrburn Effect: A Signpost to Arrowtown’s Future.
A recent Forbes article showcased Ayrburn, just outside Arrowtown, as a meticulously crafted precinct that fuses heritage with ambition, raising the bar for what destination experiences in New Zealand can look like. Yet Arrowtown, the village whose identity Ayrburn often borrows, was almost entirely absent. That omission signals something subtle … Read more
The Names That Built Our Town – Fox’s Terrace
In This Series… Ray White agent and creator of the Arrowtown Audio Tour, Nick Fifield, details the stories of our streets. Because buying or selling a home in Arrowtown isn’t only about price, it’s about place and the stories we’re part of. The story behind Fox’s Terrace goes all the way … Read more
The Names That Built Our Town – Preston Drive
In This Series… Ray White agent and creator of the Arrowtown Audio Tour, Nick Fifield, details the stories of our streets. Because buying or selling a home in Arrowtown isn’t only about price, it’s about place and the stories we’re part of. Preston Drive is named after Luke Hugarth Preston, mayor … Read more
The Names That Built Our Town – Pritchard Place
In This Series… Ray White agent and creator of the Arrowtown Audio Tour, Nick Fifield, details the stories of our streets. Because buying or selling a home in Arrowtown isn’t only about price, it’s about place and the stories we’re part of. Buckingham Street, 1905. Muir & Moodie. Te Papa … Read more
Locally Grown, Globally Inspired
Mike is a rarity. Or so he is told every time he goes out in Queenstown. As a local, born and raised in the district, he is a bit of a novelty for his generation in such a transient and evolving area. Whilst making friends from all over the world … Read more
Local Insight, Real Connection
We’re thrilled to welcome Nick Fifield to the Ray White Arrowtown team. In a place like Arrowtown, real estate is never just about boundaries and bedrooms, it’s about people, place, and the stories that tie them together and few people understand that insight better than Nick Fifield. As Chairperson of … Read more
On-Site vs In-Room Auctions: Showcasing Arrowtown’s Unique Charm
Arrowtown, nestled in the heart of the Wakatipu Basin, is a place of timeless character and charm. Known for its heritage buildings, tree-lined streets, and stunning natural surroundings, this historic town stands apart from other parts of Queenstown and indeed much of New Zealand. For homeowners in Arrowtown considering selling … Read more
Arrowtown’s 10 Highest Residential Sale Prices: Will New Listings Shatter Records?
Arrowtown has long been a beacon of high-end real estate in the Southern Lakes region, with its historic charm and desirable location drawing buyers from across New Zealand and beyond. Over the years, some of the town’s finest homes have fetched impressive prices, reaching well into the millions. Below, we … Read more
Preparing Your Arrowtown Home for Sale: Less is More
If you’re considering selling your Arrowtown property, it’s important to understand that this market is unique. Arrowtown is a highly sought-after, established area where properties often attract significant interest, and sometimes, less really is more when preparing your home for sale. Here are some key tips and tricks to ensure … Read more
What’s in a name? Wilcox Green
Richard (Dick) Wilcox from Scotland came to work at the Achilles Quartz Reef Gold mine (formally called the Phoenix) at Bullendale in the Upper Shotover. He is mentioned in a photo held in the records of the Lakes District Museum as being on the staff in 1896. He and his … Read more
