Perth’s property market changed pace in the September quarter. Listings have nearly tripled, homes are taking longer to sell and rate rises are weighing on buyers, yet prices are still well up on a year ago. Here’s what it means across our northern coastal suburbs.
Want to work in WA real estate? Here’s how registration and licensing work in 2026, the courses you need, what it costs and how to land your first role.
Perth vacancies are low but rents have flattened. Our property management lead, Rhiannon Owen shares what tenants are doing now and how landlords can get the best result.
Snakes are on the move as the weather warms up. Here’s how to snake-proof your yard, stay safe on coastal walks, what to do if you see one, and the key numbers to keep on hand.
Perth homebuyers have more choice this spring than they’ve had in years. Here’s how video and virtual tours help your property stand out, reach more buyers and keep your campaign moving.
The spring school holidays run 21 September to 6 October, and living along this stretch of coast means you’re spoiled for choice — free council programs, big centre activations, and a couple of proper day-trip options too. Here’s what’s actually on, sorted so you can find something fast. Affordable (and free!) Local Activities Libraries & … […]
There are more homes for sale in Perth right now than at any point in over three years. At the end of August, 7,335 properties were advertised for sale across Perth — 7.8 per cent more than July, and 146.1 per cent more than the same time in 2025. The last time active listings passed … […]
From warm splash back tiles to softer, curved architecture, 2026’s biggest home design trends are already showing up in local listings. Here’s what we’re spotting across Perth homes right now.
RWKG headed to Crown Ballroom for the 2026 Ray White Annual Awards, celebrating a standout year for the network and a top-10 finish for Ben Keevers among WA’s principal agents.
If you’ve been priced out of Sorrento, Marmion or North Beach, the good news is you don’t have to leave the northern suburbs to find value. Greenwood and Balcatta — Perth’s “bridesmaid suburbs” — sit minutes from the coast without the coastal price tag. Here’s why that gap won’t stay open forever.