New reports confirm that property demand is surging across all sectors in Western Australia, as Ray White Rural WA announces a record-breaking selling season in 2025. Company director Simon Wilding highlighted the resilience of the market, stating, “The market is very resilient and the sales this season have all seen upside from last season – and we see this trend continuing.”
This urgent update reveals that interest is particularly strong in the carbon sector, with numerous inquiries for opportunities in winds, solar, and carbon sequestration. Corporates, private funds, and farming families are driving this demand, actively seeking investment and land banking opportunities. Wilding noted that these buyers are “prepared to pay premium prices for suitable properties.”
Despite the robust demand, there has been a notable slowdown in the supply of properties available this season. Wilding explained that the farming sector is enjoying favorable conditions, with solid commodity prices encouraging families to consolidate assets and expand operations. “Farming values in WA are still moving forward and will continue to do so,” he added.
Interest in the pastoral area, especially in the lower rangelands, remains high in 2025, with consistent inquiries for properties with scale and good infrastructure. Wilding pointed out that while there has been a slowdown in the carbon space, pastoral leases with strong stock numbers are still in demand and prices remain stable.
Wilding emphasized, “We believe confidence is still growing in the rural and lifestyle space, with record results throughout the Great Southern and southeastern farming regions, reinforcing the strength in the market.”
Ray White Rural WA agents Kate Jefferies and Cassie Lamont are experiencing a stellar selling season, contributing to the remarkable growth in the marginal farming areas of WA. The company has recorded large sales in the Yilgarn region, achieving record prices and ongoing inquiries for these valuable properties.
The growing strength of the market is drawing attention from international investors. Wilding stated, “In the global space, our pricing, sovereignty, and stable climate is very attractive to the international investor.”
As the market continues to evolve, it is essential to monitor these developments closely. The surge in demand across all sectors indicates a promising future for the property landscape in Western Australia, making it an exciting time for buyers and sellers alike.
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