Picking the right soil for your plant can be overwhelming but knowing what kind of potting medium your plant needs will help take the guesswork out of choosing. Firstly, potting soil is a nutrient dense soil – the pro is …
Mimicking your plants natural climate and temperature is key to making sure it thrives. The majority of popular indoor plants will thrive in temperatures between 20 to 26 degrees. Any higher than that and they may wilt any lower and …
Sadly, plants can drown and many green thumbs agree that more plants are lost to overwatering than underwatering. The number one thing you need to remember to be a successful plant parent is do not let your plant get soggy …
Giving your plant the right amount of light is essential if you want to see it thrive. Your plant needs just the right amount of light. Too much and it will burn…and die. Too little and it will wilt…and die. …
In the last six months Australians have embraced some massive changes to the way they do things from business to leisure activities and even personal hygiene. Like most industries, real estate has not remained untouched by lockdown laws and this …
DESPITE restrictions in Victoria, August’s auction results have remained steady after a record July for Australasia’s largest real estate group. This week Victorians face the first full week of Stage Four restrictions in which online auctions from anywhere but the …
A rare offering in a tightly held art deco building called Macleay Regis in Potts Point has come up for sale as its owners are moving to Melbourne. Ray White Elizabeth Bay Agent Renee Cross and Principal Ian Campbell are …
WELL KNOWN Albany faces Darren Leslie and Tam Emin are bringing their wealth of real estate experience to the Ray White Group as new business owners of Ray White Albany. The real estate duo took ownership of the Ray White Albany …
AN exceptional four-bedroom, two-bathroom home in Casebrook, offered to the market for the first time in 33 years, has sold for a staggering NZ$2,850,000 under the hammer at 130 Styx Mill Road (pictured above), as the Christchurch auction market remained unstoppable. “Anyone …
A MODERNISED 1930’s bungalow has sold for NZ$472,500 after attracting a whopping 30 offers at 113 Randolph Street (above) in Woolston as the Christchurch market remained red-hot. Ray White Ferrymead Principal/Company Auctioneer Craig Prier said over the past few weeks his office had …
Adding a fresh coat of paint to walls is one of the easiest and most effective ways to transform lifeless interiors. Not only can this make your home look more current and appealing, it may also generate better auction results – if painted in the right colours that is. … Read more
Congratulations! You’ve just bought your first house and we’re sure you can’t wait to transform this empty shell into your dream home. However, there are a few factors to take into account before beginning your decorating masterpiece. Here’s everything you need to know if it’s your first time decorating … Read more
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The kitchen is the heart of the home. The old saying is certainly true for most Australians and New Zealanders, who spend a lot of time in their kitchens – whether they’re dining together at the breakfast bar, or preparing dinner as a family. We know how important the kitchen … Read more
Check out our current Autumn Market update by clicking the link below. The Update is full of useful information for this season such as: Property Versus shares: which is the better investment? Improve your home and garden before winter sets in Recipe for a dried fruit compote YUM! Want to … Read more
Planting fruit trees this winter Unless you have the greenest of thumbs, you could probably use a few tips on how to keep your property looking spick and span over winter. We’re not just talking about homes for sale either – everyone could benefit from sprucing up the spruces when … Read more
Houses for sale – what inspections should you get? It seems that every step of the property journey, there is another unexpected task to undertake. If you’re looking at real estate in Perth, Hobart, Sydney, or anywhere else in Australia, you’ll still want to get inspections done before signing on … Read more
It’s fair to say the property market can feel like a minefield at times. Everyone has their own piece of advice, but what is right for your situation may not suit the next person at all. This blog will highlight some key things to consider when tackling the decision of … Read more
In 2000, the First Home Owners Grant scheme was introduced to minimise the effect the GST would have on home ownership. While this is a national scheme, individual states and territories do have their own eligibility criteria. This blog will help you gain a better understanding of how your state … Read more