Property prices across state edged higher over the December quarter, while homes continued to sell more quickly than a year earlier, reflecting improving buyer confidence and strengthening demand.
Read moreReleased today, the REIV’s A Blueprint for Marketing of Residential Real Estate in Victoria submission to the Government was developed by the REIV-convened Strategic Working Group (SWG) to provide an informed sector-wide response to underquoting.
Read moreWe recognise that many of our members and their communities have been impacted by the recent fires and severe weather events across Victoria. Our thoughts are with you, your families, and those continuing to manage the aftermath.
Read moreUnit and apartment living is increasingly providing the first step on the property ladder for many Victorians.
Read moreThere are some important changes planned to upgrade VCAT’s residential tenancy systems and enhance both myRDRV and myVCAT portals in 2026.
Read moreThe REIAs report shows that Victoria’s property market continues to record more modest growth than most other states.
Read moreThere is yet more evidence this month that prices are continuing to climb across the state. Melbourne median house prices reached their highest median since September 2023 and median unit prices reached their highest median in almost three years.
Read moreThe Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) Board of Directors has appointed respected industry leader Jacob Caine as President and Adrian Butera as Vice President for 2026..
Read moreThe REIA has released its Housing Affordability Report for the September 2025 quarter, confirming a third consecutive improvement in housing affordability after the all-time low recorded in December 2024.
Read moreStatement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision
Read moreThe REIV has welcomed the Victorian Government’s decision to delay the planned increase to the Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund.
Read moreThe REIV has reiterated its strong support for strengthened education standards and mandatory continuing professional development (CPD) in its submission regarding the Victorian Government’s proposed changes to education and registration fees.
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