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Nov 28, 2024

REIV: rental reforms risk more damage to rental market

Kelly Ryan, CEO of the REIV, said the reforms will have a mixed effect on Victoria’s property ecosystem and some may turn away investors at a time where greater investment is needed.

Oct 25, 2024

REIV celebrates Victorian real estate industry excellence

Jellis Craig Whitehorse has taken out the top prize at the Real Estate Institute of Victoria’s (REIV) Awards for Excellence 2024, winning Large Residential Agency of the Year.

Oct 21, 2024

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REIV recommends mandatory education for owners corporation managers

Kelly Ryan, CEO of the REIV, said the growing role of owners corporations in Victoria’s housing ecosystem creates an impetus to improve the current legislation.

Sep 11, 2024

REIV reinforces commitment to strengthening Owners Corporation Management

The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) has written to its 5,000 members, reinforcing its commitment to an ethical and transparent sector and the provision of training and tools to ensure a well-qualified and supported group of real estate professionals.

Sep 3, 2024

New Plan for Victoria must consider diverse housing needs and strategies - REIV

REIV welcomes the Victorian Government’s proposed Big Ideas outlined in its New Plan For Victoria but urges the government to deliver a sufficient variety of housing options to meet Victorians’ diverse living preferences says Kelly Ryan, Chief Executive Officer REIV.

Jul 23, 2024

Victoria’s Housing Crisis: tax reforms crucial to achieving new home target

With recent Australian Bureau of Statistics figures showing the number of new home constructions in Victoria has slumped to a decade low, REIV is again urging the Victorian Government to consider modernising its property taxation strategy.

Jul 16, 2024

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Melbourne’s West, Greater Geelong and Greater Bendigo dominate Victoria’s house price growth - REIV

In a quarter that saw minimal house and unit price movement across Victoria, Greater Geelong, Greater Bendigo and Melbourne’s western suburbs have led quarterly growth whilst offering affordable options for buyers.