http://www.raywhite.com.lb History of over 115 years
When Ray White started his own agency in the small rural Australian town of Crows Nest in 1902, it’s unlikely he envisioned that it would develop into an international organisation turning over billions in sales annually. With a 115-year history in creating and developing successful careers and businesses in the fields of real estate, construct
ion, leasing, insurance, finance and investment, on both residential and commercial levels, Ray White has grown an international network to become Australasia’s Supergroup. Our team of exceptional leaders continues to drive the network to new horizons. Our people are far and away our greatest asset, and by employing individuals who share in the Ray White vision, the broader Ray White family has evolved. Our culture is one of performance, which is why we’ve been responsible for so many of the record prices set right around Our Network. Today, descendants of the founder still occupy key roles in the Group, ensuring that those original family values are preserved. For our clients this means a greater level of care and attention and a commitment to excellence in every facet of our business. As the largest real estate network in Australasia and Mena Region, we’re able to offer our clients the significant benefits which our sheer size affords. Our extensive international database of buyers is something that no other agency can match. This invaluable local, national and international exposure ensures that no stone goes unturned when it comes to securing the best possible outcome for you. We’re entirely focused on our clients and their best interests are at the heart of every single decision we make. We know how important it is to feel supported and at ease, which is why communication is key at Ray White. Ray White’s entry into the Chinese market in 2007 highlighted a record year for the group which already boasts offices in Indonesia, Thailand, Fiji, Vanuatu, Australia, New Zealand and the Middle East and Northern Africa (MENA).
