First National Real Estate’s WA members were rewarded for their shining achievements over the past year on Friday night at the network’s Gala Awards dinner, held at the Vines Resort and Country Club in Swan Valley.
Archive for February 2011
First National Says Stamp Duty Too Taxing
First National Real Estate CEO, Ray Ellis, has joined the voices calling for a reform of state taxes, particularly inefficient ones like stamp duty, saying it is proving too taxing for working families to pay.
New South Wales Award Winners
First National Real Estate’s NSW members were rewarded for their shining achievements over the past year on Saturday night at the network’s Gala Awards dinner held at the Hilton Hotel in Sydney.
Two of Australia’s Largest Join Forces
Australian Finance Group (AFG), the largest independent mortgage broking group in Australia and First National Real Estate, the largest independent real estate network, have joined forces to deliver a new alternative in finance and home lending.
First National Nerang – REIQ Best Medium Agency
The Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) has awarded the prestigious ‘Medium Residential Agency of the Year’ to First National Real Estate Nerang for the third straight year
Local Agents Sparkle at Gala Dinner
Adelaide agency, First National Real Estate Burton Groves, was named among the state’s Top 10 Sales Offices of the Year
2011 Property Market Looking Good!
CEO Ray Ellis discusses Australia’s property market outlook for 2011 with Finance News Network’s Clive Tompkins
Delay reaction after a disaster
Ray Ellis says victims of Australia’s recent spate of natural disasters should delay making major decisions until they have had time to recover both emotionally and physically.
Tough Flood Policies To Be Eased
By CLANCY YEATES and GARETH HUTCHENS INSURANCE companies have caved in to government pressure over their tough stance towards flood victims, agreeing to establish a standard definition of flooding and remove confusing jargon from policies. Facing a backlash after many… Read More ›
Cyclone Yasi Emergency Contact
Several First National offices in Far North Queensland closed early today to make preparations for Cycone Yasi’s expected landfall tonight.
