Taine Stevens - Ray White

30/09/2026

Client testimonial ⭐️

25/09/2026

Now sold: 44 Rowcliffe Crescent, Avonside 📍

04/09/2026

16A Richill Street, Belfast 🏡

- Under offer in just 6 days
- 20+ groups through one weekend of open homes
- $70,000 over RV

Another great result for my vendors 👏

Thinking of selling? I’d love to help you achieve a great result too.

04/09/2026

Now sold: 16a Richill Street, Belfast 📍

12/08/2026

House hunting for the first time? 🏡

Here are a few things worth knowing before you start looking. Swipe through and save this one for later 🔑

10/08/2026

Just listed: 16a Richill Street, Belfast 📍

Warm, welcoming and full of charm, this three-bedroom bungalow offers the kind of home that is easy to settle into and make your own.

At the heart of the home, the kitchen and living spaces connect effortlessly with the outdoors, with windows opening right out onto the deck and creating an inviting space for entertaining, relaxing or enjoying the warmer months. Inside, the character continues, with a consented wood burner adding warmth and atmosphere to the living area.

Set on approximately 531sqm of freehold land, there is plenty of room to enjoy the outdoors without taking on an overwhelming section. The 2.5-car garage is equally versatile, offering space for vehicles alongside valuable room for a workshop, hobbies or storage.

With a comfortable layout and plenty of potential to evolve with its next owner, 16A Richill Street could be the perfect fit for a first-home buyer, young family, downsizer or someone looking for a home with a little more personality.

After being lovingly enjoyed by its current owners, this home is ready for someone new to make their mark.

Deadline Sale: All offers presented on or before 5pm, 2 September 2026, unless sold prior.

30/07/2026

Good news for Canterbury homeowners! 📈

📊 REINZ’s June Property Report shows Canterbury’s median house price has increased 5.2% over the past year to $710,000.

Great to see Canterbury continuing to perform well.

21/07/2026

14/07/2026

This photo was taken the day I purchased my first home 🏡

At the time, I never imagined I’d one day be working in real estate. Looking back, buying my first home taught me lessons that still shape the way I think about property today.

Here are a few of the biggest ones:

- There’s no such thing as the perfect home — every property has its own strengths and compromises.

- A building inspection is one of the best investments you can make.

- Location matters just as much as the home itself. You can renovate a house, but you can’t change where it’s built.

- Buying a home is an emotional decision, but making informed decisions will always pay off.

Having been through the process myself, I understand how exciting and at times overwhelming it can be. It’s an experience I’ll always draw on when helping others navigate their own property journey.

If you’re thinking about buying your first home, or simply have a question about the process, feel free to reach out. I’d be happy to help 📩