Stamp duty and land tax hikes the final straw - REIV
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 Institute of Victoria believes a call by tenant advocates to cancel all rental debt sends the wrong message and could encourage tenants to stop paying their contracted rent.
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria revealed that the average Victorian home is spending just 33 days on the market before being sold, the lowest recorded since 2009.
REIV surveys Property Managers and the impact of COVID-19
Feedback gathered from REIV members has given us a valuable insight into the challenges that property managers faced due to disruptions caused by COVID-19.
Real Estate must be safe-guarded in these chaotic times
To support Victoria and South Australia's economies, real estate must be seen as an essential service says both REIV president Leah Calnan and REISA Interim general manager Andrew Shields
An Art Deco home in a converted Melbourne dairy is for sale
This Art Deco home in a former dairy, a landmark building in the area, is for sale by David Wood and Stephanie Evans of hockingstuart Albert Park for between $4.2 million and $4.6 million.
