First National Real Estate CEO Ray Ellis, believes property representatives should have a greater say in the future of the property market, and ultimately Australia.
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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.
2011 Property Market Looking Good!
CEO Ray Ellis discusses Australia’s property market outlook for 2011 with Finance News Network’s Clive Tompkins
2011 Property Market Outlook | Patchy But Signs of Recovery
First National Real Estate has surveyed its 450+ offices throughout Australia and New Zealand to find that 2011 is expected to be the turnaround year for the property market.
Volunteer Agent Register Launched To Assist With Floods Recovery
Volunteer Agent Register Launched To Assist With Floods Recovery
Bank on Leaders Working Together for Affordable Homes
First National Real Estate says the recent interest rate hikes demonstrate the increasing need for Governments and the Big Four Banks to work together
Roofs – Hidden Ceiling On Property Potential
Home owners are neglecting to realise the potential the humble roof offers as a property asset and driver of sustainability.
Spring real estate market and interest rates decision
CEO Ray Ellis discussed the national market’s conditions and the RBA decision to leave rates on hold
First National Real Estate CEO says search engine ranking critical
‘When the director of another major brand writes to his franchisees, as took place this week, acknowledging the brand’s search results are “hopeless” and that they are not the dominant force online that they feel they should be, it underlines just how careful consumers need to be when choosing their agent’.
Market ripe to bear fruit – rates on hold
there are plenty of opportunities around for home buyers and sellers, given current market conditions, as long as the fundamentals are focused on.
