The Ray White Northern Beaches & Upper North Shore Magazine is your opportunity to place your property directly in the hands of active and passive buyers across two of Sydney’s most sought-after regions. Published fortnightly, this high-quality magazine is a premium property publication dedicated to showcasing homes currently on the market.
2,000+ copies printed and distributed every fortnight
Available digitally, extending its reach beyond local distribution
Hand-delivered to over 30 popular cafés and restaurants across the Upper North Shore and Northern Beaches
Distributed at every open home hosted by Ray White Northern Beaches & Upper North Shore – the leading agency on the Upper North Shore, with 895 properties sold in FY25, valued at $2.31 billion
Features editorial content to enhance engagement and increase shelf-life
Professionally printed, showcasing your listing in the best light
No other agency meets more buyers across the Northern Beaches and the Upper North Shore than we do. By advertising in our magazine, your listing benefits from both maximum exposure and high-quality presentation – giving you a clear advantage in the market.
To learn more about rates, multi-property packages, and booking deadlines, contact:
Laura Essert
Marketing Director
Ray White Upper North Shore & Northern Beaches
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