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LJ Hooker Ponsonby franchise owner Steven Glucina has reaffirmed his commitment to the LJ Hooker brand with the renewal of his franchise agreement. He is also expanding his footprint across Auckland’s northern corridor with the acquisition of LJ Hooker Warkworth, Kaiwaka and Leigh.

LJ Hooker Ponsonby franchise owner Steven Glucina has reaffirmed his commitment to the LJ Hooker brand with the renewal of his franchise agreement. He is also expanding his footprint across Auckland’s northern corridor with the acquisition of LJ Hooker Warkworth, Kaiwaka and Leigh.

Stockdale & Leggo has announced a major fundraising initiative in support of Bridge Builders, a respected Victorian youth charity dedicated to helping young people facing some of the toughest challenges of their lives, including mental health struggles, domestic violence, self harm, isolation and social disconnection.

What if I told you that some of the most successful decisions I've made as CEO came not from spreadsheets or market analyses, but from that peculiar feeling in my stomach that whispered, "This is right"?

The Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) Board of Directors has formally approved the appointment of Phil Grant (pictured), Director at NAI Harcourts Pinnacle, to the Commercial & Industrial Chapter Committee for the 2026–2027 term.

A concentrated run of prestige sales across Ascot and Hamilton has placed 25 year old Ray White Ascot agent Nick Roche at the centre of one of Queensland’s strongest high end performances this quarter.

Global private equity firm EQT has confirmed a strategic investment into PropertyMe, one of Australia’s most widely adopted cloud-based property management software platforms, marking a significant milestone for the local PropTech sector.

Have you ever lost a listing you were sure you had in the bag? I certainly have. The initial sting is sharp, isn't it? It’s tempting to spiral into what I call ‘Why Mode’ – a rabbit hole of questions like, “Why did the vendor choose another agent?”, “Why didn’t my presentation land?”, or even, “Why does this always happen to me?”

A New Zealand property management firm has been fined for using a QR code instead of displaying a rent amount on a physical “for rent” sign, reigniting debate around how rigidly tenancy advertising laws should be enforced in a rapidly shifting rental market.

A New Zealand property management firm has been fined for using a QR code instead of displaying a rent amount on a physical “for rent” sign, reigniting debate around how rigidly tenancy advertising laws should be enforced in a rapidly shifting rental market.

An extraordinary opportunity has emerged to acquire one of Australia’s most significant and iconic residential landholdings. Positioned atop Lot 50 Picture Point Crescent, this north-facing 723m² site commands sweeping ocean and hinterland vistas, offering an unrivalled combination of prestige, privacy, and natural beauty.

The last few weeks have been some of the hardest I’ve had since becoming a working mum.