REIQ CEO Antonia Mercorella said this year’s budget had missed a valuable opportunity to implement key reforms and bring forward creative solutions to assist Queenslanders towards home ownership.
Replace stamp duty now and implement overdue reforms to benefit the entire market - LJ Hooker Group
Moves to scrap stamp duty and replace it with a new land tax are important first steps to improving property affordability but more reforms are needed, according to LJ Hooker Group’s Head of Research, Mathew Tiller.
Sector welcomes reports of property market tax review - REIV
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) is calling on federal and state governments to use an upcoming Treasurers’ forum to obliterate stamp duty, a tax that hinders market participation for millions of Victorians.
Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) has welcomed the Albanese Government on their victory and is looking forward to working with the new Cabinet to deal with housing supply and affordability....
CPI further evidence for action on housing supply and stamp duty - REIA
ABS figures released yesterday show that the All Groups CPI, increased by 2.1 per cent in the March quarter of 2022 and by 5.1 per cent for the year – the highest quarterly increase since December 1990 and the highest annual increase since June 2001.
REIA says big picture needed to keep The Great Australian Dream alive for all Australians - Election 2022
In the lead up to the 2022 Federal Election, the Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) is calling on governments to create big picture structural changes to enable supply and properly deal with the decreasing housing affordability says REIA President Hayden Groves.
Targeted stamp duty reform needed to ease WA housing market pressure
REIWA President Damian Collins said whilst the Premier has made it clear he had no intention of introducing major stamp duty reform during a pandemic, introducing smaller targeted reforms would help relieve pressure on the WA housing market.
As the price of goods and services increases, the overarching theme of the 2022/23 Federal Budget will be about combating the rising ‘cost of living’ pressures. For property markets this means addressing housing and rental affordability says Matt Tiller Head of Research LJ Hooker
