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Ray White New Zealand formalised its Next Leaders program at the start of 2023 based on the company’s strategic direction which is to empower the next generation of leaders within Ray White.

The weather was hot but the auctions were even hotter in Auckland yesterday, with Ray White New Zealand selling more than $56 million in property under the hammer across two massive auction events.

Renowned real estate agents Crystal McKeown and Antonia Baker have joined forces at Ray White Te Atatu.

There was no slowing down for Ray White New Zealand auctions last week, despite spring selling season coming to a close, with the group scheduling 325 properties to go under the hammer, up 53.3 per cent on the same time last year.

The last full week of spring selling season has rounded out with a bang, as Ray White New Zealand scheduled 236 auctions, with an all sold clearance rate of 60.4 per cent, up 17.2 per cent on the same time last year.

The last full week of spring selling season has rounded out with a bang, as Ray White New Zealand scheduled 236 auctions, with an all sold clearance rate of 60.4 per cent, up 17.2 per cent on the same time last year.

Auction metrics continue to improve as we enter the last week of spring, with auction volumes and clearance rates on the rise.

On Tuesday night, close to 100 women headed to the iHEART Lounge at NZME for the first New Zealand Canapes and Conversations networking event hosted by the Leading Ladies of Real Estate initiative.

Real estate and interior design are intrinsically intertwined, playing a vital role in enhancing the quality of life for homeowners and the marketability of properties for sale.

EVERYONE who works for the White family feels part of the family, and the group’s values were on show this week at the annual franchisor conference, Crows Nest.

More than 190 people gathered at the Viaduct Event Centre in Auckland yesterday for Ray White New Zealand’s Business Owners’ Symposium.

November auctions are racing ahead as Ray White New Zealand scheduled 214 properties to go under the hammer last week, a 29.7 per cent increase on the same time last year, and a 17 per cent increase on last week.