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Ray White Tauranga’s latest Bay of Plenty auction event saw 42 properties going under the hammer, strong buyer turnout, and - for those keeping count - a remarkable 266 Mr Whippy ice creams consumed.

Every so often, a property comes along that doesn't just offer a place to live, but a completely new way of life.

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 Kiwi-built version of Noah’s ark has finally found its new owners. The striking timber-clad replica, perched high on Clifton Hill in Sumner, Christchurch, has sold after months of curiosity and national attention — and the buyers plan to make it their home.

The Kiwi-built version of Noah’s ark has finally found its new owners. The striking timber-clad replica, perched high on Clifton Hill in Sumner, Christchurch, has sold after months of curiosity and national attention — and the buyers plan to make it their home.

One of Waiheke Island’s most storied properties has hit the open market for the first time in forty-five years, and it’s already capturing international attention. The estate at 40 Rothschild Terrace, a near-five-hectare coastal holding with access to two private islands in Ōakura Bay, is being tipped as one of the island’s headline sales of 2025.

One of Waiheke Island’s most storied properties has hit the open market for the first time in forty-five years, and it’s already capturing international attention. The estate at 40 Rothschild Terrace, a near-five-hectare coastal holding with access to two private islands in Ōakura Bay, is being tipped as one of the island’s headline sales of 2025.

Mt Algidus Station in Canterbury is now for sale on the open market and is expected to be one of the South Island’s highest sales this year. The property is being marketed domestically and internationally via an advertising campaign in the New York Times, one of the world’s most influential newspapers.

Mt Algidus Station in Canterbury is now for sale on the open market and is expected to be one of the South Island’s highest sales this year. The property is being marketed domestically and internationally via an advertising campaign in the New York Times, one of the world’s most influential newspapers.

Penrite Racing's Garth Tander and Matthew Payne weren’t the only big winners in Bathurst last month. The chequered flag also dropped on one of the Central Tablelands’ most remarkable properties, a luxury, five-acre estate on the iconic Mount Panorama circuit, which hosts the world-famous Repco Bathurst 1000.

The RET Trailblazer Awards celebrate the individuals and organisations shaping the future of Australian real estate. Across sales, leadership, marketing, property management, and innovation — these awards recognise those who have demonstrated exceptional creativity, courage, and commitment to progress in an ever-evolving industry.

This is a story of a home given a second chance, blossoming from a problem into a promise. In 2017, a neglected 1930s bungalow at 22 Panmure Place was sold as a mortgagee repossession—unloved and stripped of its character.