The Real Estate Institute of Victoria today hosted State Opposition leaders for a forum focused on property tax policy.
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) has elected two new directors to its board and farewelled two more long-standing board members.
Victoria’s real estate peak body, the Real Estate Institute of Victoria, says it’s buoyed by the National Cabinet announcement to end any further consideration of rental caps and freezes.
REIV launches public campaign to end policy recklessness.
Greg Brydon has been crowned 2023 REIV Senior Auctioneer of the Year
REIV CEO provides a statement in response to reports that the Victorian Government is considering capping rents.
REIV celebrates resilience of Victoria’s property managers in high-pressure rental market
Price stability continues across Victoria’s property market, with metropolitan units climbing 3.2 per cent to $630,500 while metropolitan houses recorded a 1.1 per cent drop to $937,500.
Residential rental providers have been threatened in recent times with rent freezes, which are nothing more than a knee jerk reaction to an issue that requires careful deliberation, consideration and longer-term solutions.
Nearly 90 per cent of real estate agents in Victoria have had an increase in contact from landlords (residential rental providers) who are looking to recover increased costs as a result of the Victorian Government’s new and increased land tax on investment properties.