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Celebrating the Year of the Horse at Ray White Carlingford!

By Peter Gow

On Monday, 16th February Ray White Carlingford office was filled with red decorations, delicious aromas, and plenty of team spirit as we came together to celebrate Chinese New Year!

It was a fantastic opportunity for our team to take a break from the busy property market and bond over some incredible food. We rolled up our sleeves and got busy cooking up fresh dumplings, sharing stories, and welcoming the new year with plenty of laughter.

The Tradition of the Hongbao

No Chinese New Year celebration is complete without the tradition of the Hongbao (red envelopes). Each member of the team received an envelope to bring good luck and prosperity for the year ahead.

The excitement peaked as we waited to see who would find the special surprise inside their envelope. We are thrilled to announce that the big lucky winner of the day was our very own Fiona, our new Property Associate! What a fantastic way to kick off her journey with the Ray White family.

Wishing Our Community Prosperity

At Ray White Carlingford, we are proud to celebrate the diversity and traditions that make our local community so special. We wish all our clients, friends, and neighbours a year filled with good health, immense happiness, and great success.

Happy Chinese New Year from all of us!

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