REIA delivers a three point plan to tackle big picture housing supply and affordability issues
The Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) has made the case for tax and supply reform through a simple three point plan to the Standing Committee on Taxation and Revenue.
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.
Stamp Duty Abolition: The end justifies the means says HIA
“In replacing stamp duty with a more stable, efficient and equitable tax we should remain focused on the benefits of the reform, not the complexity of the transition,” stated HIA’s Chief Economist, Tim Reardon.
Addressing housing issues should be a priority for re-elected McGowan Government REIWA
REIWA congratulates Mark McGowan and the Western Australian Labor Party on their 2021 WA Election victory but calls for more to be done to address the housing issues facing the state. REIWA President Damian Collins said the Institute was disappointed the housing market wasn’t a priority for the...
REIA lists 12 priorities for the Federal Government to address in the Budget
Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) is calling on the Federal Government to address several key issues impacting the property sector when it releases its May 2021 Budget.
The REINSW has marked the NSW Government’s role in the property market in 2020 as a ‘fail’ but has identified five key ways it could perform to an A+ standard this year.
REIWA calls for real estate to be a focus in the upcoming Western Australian Election
With the WA Election fast approaching, REIWA is calling on all candidates contesting the election to commit to policy reforms that deliver a fair, sustainable and prosperous property market.
NSW Budget shows it is time to get serious about stamp duty: REIA
The Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) has today called for a coordinated approach to stamp duty reform as the Australian economy emerges from its COVID-19 induced slump.
