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1 week ago | 
eliteagent.com | Catherine Nikas-Boulos
Bora purchased the one-bedroom apartment in the Piccadilly Gardens complex on Fullerton Street back in 2017 for $675,000 — four years before marrying former Weekend Sunrise co-presenter Matt Doran. The 35sqm unit has now changed hands for $795,000 through Sydney Sotheby’s agent Sam Towndrow, reflecting a compound annual growth rate of just over 2 per cent. Located on Level 5, the apartment features treescape views to the Harbour Bridge, a north-facing aspect, and renovated interiors.
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1 week ago | 
eliteagent.com | Catherine Nikas-Boulos
This milestone places Adelaide alongside Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Canberra as the fifth capital city to surpass the seven-figure mark.Nationally, house prices have climbed for the ninth consecutive quarter, with Sydney’s median house price now just $8,000 shy of $1.7 million. Perth is also on track to hit $1 million by the end of 2025. Melbourne is showing signs of recovery, with house prices rising for the second consecutive quarter.
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1 week ago | 
eliteagent.com | Catherine Nikas-Boulos
Stamos commissioned the home in 1992, during the peak of his fame, after purchasing the six-acre hillside property for US$430,000 (AUD $685,000) in 1991. Mansion Global reported he lived there for nearly a decade, selling it in 2001 for US$2.15 million (AUD $3.38million). Now fully transformed, the estate blends Hollywood history with modern luxury.
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1 week ago | 
eliteagent.com | Catherine Nikas-Boulos
The 4-hectare estate in NSW, known as Stables on Songline, was listed last September with a guide of $7.85 million. The property includes a 450 sqm four-bedroom home, with a fifth bedroom set up as a self-contained loft studio. The residence features a dual-wing floor plan and was extensively styled by Emma Weel in collaboration with Sue Robbie of Natural Fibres Studio and Zig n Dot, focusing on new wall coverings, textiles, and soft furnishings.
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1 week ago | 
eliteagent.com | Catherine Nikas-Boulos
A new report from Ray White has revealed a marked increase in the number of female part-time real estate agents across Australasia, with data showing women now make up a growing share of agents completing four or fewer transactions a year. According to the research, 52.1 per cent of female sales agents fall into this category, compared to 43.3 per cent of male agents—an 8.8 percentage point gap that persists across most states and territories.
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2 weeks ago | 
eliteagent.com | Catherine Nikas-Boulos
The survey*, commissioned by LJ Hooker paints a clear picture of a market in transition. Younger generations—particularly Gen Z and Gen Y—are far more open to alternatives. Forty-four per cent of Gen Z said they’d consider buying a property with a friend or sibling, and 61 per cent are open to apartment living. But when it comes to selling, the traditional path still holds sway: only 21 per cent of all Australians have considered going it alone without an agent.
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2 weeks ago | 
eliteagent.com | Catherine Nikas-Boulos
The five-bedroom property at 1109 Booyong Road is being sold through an expressions of interest campaign by Ray White Byron Bay‚Äôs Michael and Martine Gudgeon, offering potential buyers a slice of the hinterland lifestyle the couple has spent the last four years curating. The Rossers purchased the home in search of space, privacy, and a backdrop for family life with room to create. They found it here‚ÄĒand then set about making it their own.
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2 weeks ago | 
eliteagent.com | Catherine Nikas-Boulos
“One of the fundamental problems I see,” she says, “is this belief from vendors that agents are valuers… and in fact, they’re not.”That misunderstanding, Lisa explains, can undermine a relationship before it’s even begun. If a vendor enters the process expecting a valuation, but receives what is effectively a market-informed marketing strategy, it can breed confusion – or worse, mistrust.
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2 weeks ago | 
eliteagent.com | Catherine Nikas-Boulos
If you were scrolling property listings and happened upon an agent dressed as Julie Andrews surrounded by sequinned showgirls and singing in the bush, you might wonder what on earth was going on. If that agent was Josh Horner, it would be business as usual. “I’ve got two showgirls. I dress up as Indiana Jones and The Sound of Music — it’s quite epic,” Josh says. “It’s not to say I’m definitely going to get a result. But the vendor’s already said, ‘I feel so much more loved, so much more energised.
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2 weeks ago | 
eliteagent.com | Catherine Nikas-Boulos
The five-bedroom property offers a rare slice of Palm Springs style in the heart of the eastern suburbs. Built in 1959 and given a fresh life by architect Iain Halliday of BKH, the home is a clear standout from its slick, modern neighbours. That point of difference may have been what drew McAdams in while working on Send Help, a new horror film directed by Sam Raimi and co-starring Dylan O’Brien. Realestate.com.au reported that the actor paid around $14,500 per week during her stay.
