Ray White Croydon

Ray White Croydon At Ray White Croydon our priority is to achieve the best price for our clients in the shortest time.

Whether you’re buying, selling or leasing a property only the best will do. Ray White Croydon is an award-winning agency with an award winning team. As part of Australasia’s largest and most successful real estate group, the office is ranked as one of the highest performers for Ray White in Victoria/Tasmania with one of the fastest growing teams, boasting several agents who have achieved the covet

ed Top 10 Sales Award. It was a great honor to have been voted by the community as one of the Top 5 Favourite Real Estate Agents in Melbourne in the Leader Awards 2010. Awards
2020 - Community Contribution Award
2020 - Marketing Excellence - Office - Finalist
2019 - Best Approach to Database Management
2019 - Top Offices - Settled Commission - No. 16
2017/2018 - Top Office - Settled Commission - No. 14
2017 - Top Office - Settled Commission - No. 13
2015/2016 - The Choice Award Office (NPS)
2015/2016 - Top Office - Settled Commission - No. 11
2016 - The Choice Award Office (NPS)
2015 - Top Office - Settled Commission - No. 16

Whether you are a first-time buyer, a property veteran, or just looking for your next step in the market, purchasing at ...
20/03/2026

Whether you are a first-time buyer, a property veteran, or just looking for your next step in the market, purchasing at auction can be an exhilarating or a daunting ride.

Here are 7 top tips to reach success on auction day.

Learn how here: https://ow.ly/g7wt50YpYB4

17/03/2026

The Reserve Bank has lifted the cash rate by 0.25%, reinforcing its commitment to keeping inflation under control.

Despite global uncertainty, the move reflects rising concern around inflation expectations, mainly driven by higher energy prices and ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Headline inflation remains above target at 3.8%, and with fuel costs beginning to influence household expectations, the risk is that inflation becomes embedded.

What does this mean?

• The RBA is focused on preventing inflation from becoming persistent
• Economic conditions are still strong enough to handle tighter policy
• A solid labour market is giving policymakers flexibility to act

Read more here: https://ow.ly/8VV050Yv5V5

The latest inflation data show housing costs rising 5.5% annually, outpacing headline inflation. The RBA's response - ra...
11/03/2026

The latest inflation data show housing costs rising 5.5% annually, outpacing headline inflation. The RBA's response - raising rates - targets inflation broadly, but the underlying housing problem sits largely outside monetary policy's reach.

Read more here: https://ow.ly/6Mt050YpYzW

Swimming pools are making a comeback in the property market. From a low of 54 pools per 1,000 listings in late 2022, the...
09/03/2026

Swimming pools are making a comeback in the property market. From a low of 54 pools per 1,000 listings in late 2022, the share has climbed to 70.5, approaching the 2019 peak of 81 and reflecting renewed buyer appetite for lifestyle amenities.

Are swimming pools still in or out?

Read more here: https://ow.ly/uyCu50YpYrr

Price-to-income ratios show housing affordability at record lows, yet buyers continue transacting, and first-home buyers...
06/03/2026

Price-to-income ratios show housing affordability at record lows, yet buyers continue transacting, and first-home buyers remain active. The disconnect suggests the metric captures pressure but not how participation is being sustained.

The drivers of high housing prices are well understood. Supply constraints, planning systems, population growth, construction costs and tax settings have all been extensively analysed. The more relevant question is not why housing is expensive, but how buyers are still able to transact at these levels.

Read more insights here: https://ow.ly/sWcV50YpYtB

Has the market changed since the 0.25% RBA increase?Despite the recent rate rise, prices continued to increase across Au...
04/03/2026

Has the market changed since the 0.25% RBA increase?

Despite the recent rate rise, prices continued to increase across Australia, with the annual growth now back at levels last seen in mid-2022.

🏡 National house prices are now +14.0% higher than a year ago, the strongest annual growth rate since June 2022.

🏢 Apartment prices also increased, with annual gains well above long-term averages, driven primarily by construction cost increases and limited development.

With listings still low and housing supply struggling to keep up with population growth, the imbalance between supply and demand remains. The rate rise has begun to moderate momentum in some markets, but it hasn't reversed growth nationally.

We’re not entering a falling market; we’re navigating a resilient one, and adjusting to higher costs.

Read more now here: https://ow.ly/Kj4x50YnPaY

Price growth moderates in February, but annual gains are at their strongest levels since mid-2022. Interest rate rises t...
27/02/2026

Price growth moderates in February, but annual gains are at their strongest levels since mid-2022.

Interest rate rises typically slow housing market activity over time, but the lag between policy change and measurable impact means monthly and annual trends can diverge significantly. Understanding which timeframe matters requires context.

Read more: https://ow.ly/MLAl50YmNEm

How did buyers in the market respond to the recent interest rate rise?While price data shows where the market has been, ...
25/02/2026

How did buyers in the market respond to the recent interest rate rise?

While price data shows where the market has been, open home attendance provides a real-time read on behaviour.

This month, we are introducing a new dataset that captures that activity, and it shows that buyer numbers shifted immediately following the Reserve Bank’s February rate rise.

Read more here: https://www.raywhite.com/news-and-market-insights/economic-updates/buyers-respond-immediately-to-rate-rise-as-open-home-attendance-softens



We need to talk about capital gains tax. Why? While the changes focus on improving access to homeownership, there’s one ...
20/02/2026

We need to talk about capital gains tax. Why? While the changes focus on improving access to homeownership, there’s one group not being considered: renters.

Find out what happens to rental supply when investor participation falls.

Read more here 👇https://ow.ly/U1f950YiBXk

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