We urge members to play their part in ensuring a quicker return to business as usual. Vaccination is the only way and we all have a role to play in helping the state get back to business.
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) is calling on the Victorian Government to allow private one-on-one property inspections, as part of any changes to lockdown measures potentially announced this week.
The Victorian Government has again ignored the plight of everyday mum and dad investors, with the release of its renewed Commercial Tenancy Relief Scheme Regulations. The one-sided support program will likely see a significant number of small and medium-sized property owners enter financial distress. Many of these Victorians are self-funded retirees who have endured a reduced capacity to support themselves over the past 18 months.
Voting to elect two Directors from the Metropolitan Zone and one Director from the Regional Zone closed at 5pm on Monday 23rd August 2021. All candidates have been advised of the result.
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) announced today that Chief Executive Officer Gil King has tendered his resignation and will conclude his near five-year tenure at the end of December 2021.
When Victorians buy, sell or rent a property, they are making some of the most significant financial decisions of their lives. And, as a result, it’s imperative they’re informed and have had opportunity to undertake critical due diligence.
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