REIWA calls on state government for reforms to stimulate property market
The Real Estate Institute of Western Australia has made a submission to the WA state government ahead of the 2017 budget, calling for a range of reforms to stimulate the WA property market.
The REIWA is proposing the WA state government reintroduce a $3,000 first-home owners grant for purchases of established homes, says Hayden Groves, president of the REIWA.
It takes around 70 days to sell a property by private treaty in Perth, says Hayden Groves, president of the REIWA, but sellers who go to auction are achieving sales in as few as 28 days.
Perth leasing activity jumped 32 per cent in May, after the Easter and ANZAC Day holidays slowed down the market in April, says Hayden Groves, president of the REIWA.
‘Long overdue’ WA strata title reform welcomed by industry leaders
Leading industry bodies, including the Real Estate Institute of Western Australia, have welcomed the Western Australian State Cabinet's decision to continue with strata title reforms.
House prices in regional WA rise for second quarter in a row
Mining towns Karratha and Port Hedland recorded the highest rates of growth in regional Western Australia during the March quarter, as iron ore prices staged a recovery.