The NSW Budget was handed down yesterday and housing affordability was a key focus, with stamp duty reform and the shared equity scheme trial taking centre-stage. The Real Estate Institute of NSW (REINSW) has provided its response to the measures.
“With the election now behind us, a spike this week is a distinct possibility" says REINSW
Housing policy played a key role in the election and with Labor’s victory, the shared equity proposition for some first home buyers of the Help to Buy scheme presumably awaits, says Tim McKibbin, Chief Executive Officer, REINSW.
Strata Community Association (SCA) Congratulates Labor’s Anthony Albanese on Election Victory
Property peak body Strata Community Association (SCA) congratulates Anthony Albanese and the Labor Party on their victory in the 2022 Federal Election.
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....
REIA welcomes Minister Sukkar’s Super Housing Agenda to help Australians
REIA President Hayden Groves welcomed the suite of measures targeting Australians along the property ladder from first home buyers through to rightsizers.
REIA welcome opposition housing announcement to address housing crisis
Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) has welcomed the suite of housing policies announced today by the Leader of the Opposition and the Shadow Minister for Housing in their pitch to Australian households. REIA President, Mr Hayden Groves said they welcomed the ‘Help to Buy’ but also the ‘...
Inflation hits 5.1% – what does it mean for property? - RayWhite
No doubt you have noticed when buying petrol or your groceries that things are getting expensive. It has now been confirmed. Inflation hit 5.1 per cent for the year to March 2022, the highest annual figure since the Global Financial Crisis.
