Following a record breaking year in 2015, the state’s property market was closely watched by all in 2016.
At $4 million Toorak has Melbourne’s highest median house price but South Melbourne and nine other suburbs command more by the square metre, new Real Estate Institute of Victoria data shows.
Hear from REIV CEO Geoff White and Communications Manager Paul Bird on the state of Melbourne's property market.
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria has awarded the industry’s top performers for 2016, recognising agencies and professionals who are setting new best practice standards.
The state’s west has led the way with solid home price growth from Horsham to Geelong, the latest REIV price data as of 30 September shows.
Melbourne’s market – one of the best for sellers of houses and apartments in years – with “all the stars aligned” at present, REIV CEO Geoff White said today.
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria has announced that Joseph Walton has been elected President for 2016-17.
New REIV data reveals homebuyers can save more than $250,000 by purchasing a home one town further along the train line in regional areas of Victoria.
If you’re currently renting a one-bedroom apartment in Carlton, then it’s actually cheaper for you to buy the property than continue renting.
Small period homes are surging in value across the inner ring in recent months - as reflected in current data compiled by the REIV.