As there are more nominations than there are vacancies for both Zones, elections are required. Voting opens on 10 August and will close on 23 August 2021.
With today’s announcement that Victoria’s fifth lockdown will be extended by a further seven days, the Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) is calling on the Victorian Government to allow one-on-one inspections of properties.
The REIV’s June quarterly report reveals that metropolitan Melbourne is holding steady above $1 million and is confirmation that the historic March quarter result was not a one-off spike following the 2020 lockdowns.
Regional Victoria is experiencing the shortest Days on Market since 2010
On behalf of the sector, the Real Estate Institute of Victoria has made myriad attempts to find answers to the most basic of questions.
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria has welcomed the Liberal Nationals’ announcement today to remove a planned stamp duty tax increase, should it win government at the state’s next election (late 2022).
The Victorian Government’s planned assault on property owners with stamp duty and land tax increases in the 2021-22 State Budget will hurt self-funded retirees and worsen housing affordability.
The real estate sector is abuzz with talk about REIV’s March quarter median price data, which show historic increases for a number of areas in Melbourne and regional Victoria.
The median house price in Victoria has recorded one of its largest quarterly increases, according to data from Real Estate Institute of Victoria’s quarterly March report.
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