The Real Estate Institute of South Australia may be marking its centenary anniversary this year, but it will have one eye firmly on the future next month when it launches a major strategic review.

Set to be showcased ahead of the next financial year, the review is designed to ensure the institute and its members are in a position to "embrace technological advances, attract talent and build a contemporary real estate industry".

REISA President Brett Roenfeldt said the plan was aligned with the institute's purpose to focus on delivering relevant direction and support to underpin the success of its membership.

“We have prioritised this major strategic review because we operate in transformational times," he said.

"We are no different any other organisation in the sense we must be agile and adept at managing and embracing change.

"The rise and rise of technology, big data, automation, real time solutions for consumers, and disruption generally are all influencing our industry and must inform our forward strategy.

"We will be asking whether we got the right strategy and best blend of talent of resources as an Association to deliver value to our members today and into the future”. 

Roseanne Healy, Managing Director of Enterprise Corporation, will lead the major strategic review to form a strategic plan that will be unveiled by June in "readiness for the start of the 2020 financial year".

Mr Roenfeldt said 2019 shaping up as a "transformational year" in terms of innovation and market dynamics. 

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