VIC Real Estate News
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Stamp duty slashed for off-the-plan property purchases in Victoria
The Victorian government has announced a significant reduction in stamp duty for off-the-plan apartments, units and townhouses in a bid to stimulate the housing market and address the state's housing crisis.
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Jack Gilchrist: putting the community first
When Jack Gilchrist started in real estate, he never imagined he'd become one of the top agents in South Gippsland.
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Opposition vows to scrap Victoria’s controversial ‘Airbnb tax’
The Victorian Opposition has pledged to repeal the state's contentious Short Stay Levy Bill if elected in 2026, citing concerns over increased holiday costs and economic impacts.
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Victorian rental market sees over 10% increase in 2024
The latest data from the Homes Victoria June Quarter 2024 Rental Report reveals a sharp increase in rental prices across the state.
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Sandra and Vincent Haupt: embracing freedom and balance with @realty
In 2017, after 15 years of running their own successful real estate company, Sandra and Vincent Haupt decided it was time for a change.
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Nutrien Harcourts: meeting regional Australia’s real estate needs
Nutrien Harcourts is dedicated to serving regional and rural communities across Australia, with a particular focus on rural properties.
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How Art Sudharm turned a family goal into real estate success
A key factor in Art Sudharm's success in real estate has been her desire to support her family.
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Daniel Robinson: authenticity and focus drive success on the Mornington Peninsula
Daniel Robinson can clearly remember the moment when he knew he loved helping people in his real estate career.
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Victorian Government’s Airbnb tax faces backlash from investors
Victorian Government’s Airbnb tax faces backlash from investors
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Lease increases likely as New Energy Standards impact Victorian rentals
Victorian renters could face rent increases of up to $65 per week if proposed energy efficiency standards are implemented.
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Jaymee Le: Balancing motherhood and real estate
As a working mum with four children, Jaymee Le knows a thing or two about hard work and trying to find some sort of work-life balance.
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AI Powered Agents Course Goes National with Real Estate Institute Partnerships
In partnership with the Real Estate Institute of Tasmania (REIT), Real Estate Institute of the Australian Capital Territory (REIACT), Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) and Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) the course will be offered across Australia from August 29 to equip real estate professionals with essential AI skills.
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Marcus Washington: Balancing success and lifestyle
A few years ago, Marcus Washington was struggling to find some sort of balance in his life.
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Sophie Su appointed as director at Kay & Burton
As part of its strategic expansion and commitment to excellence, Kay & Burton is proud to announce the appointment of Sophie Su as Director.
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Barry Plant Eastern Group opens its new Whitehorse Super Office
Barry Plant Eastern Group is looking to set a new standard with the opening of its Whitehorse Super Office in Mitcham.
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Rohin Arora: Freedom to run your own business
Rohin Arora knew he wanted to go out on his own and build a business for himself, but he quickly realised that as a young agent he was going to have to go above and beyond to make it happen. Mr Arora joined Area Specialist after starting his career with a larger franchise and establishing himself in the industry. He…
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REIV urges tax reform after new home starts plummet
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) has called on the State Government to modernise its property tax strategy after new figures revealed the number of new homes built in the state has slumped to a decade low.
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How a trip to Disneyland turned Buxton’s Owen Bowditch into a Make-A-Wish ambassador
When Buxton Brighton agent Owen Bowditch gets on stage to raise money for Make-A-Wish Australia, he’s not just speaking from the heart but experience.
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Proposed minimum standards could have dire impact on rental ecosystem
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) has called on the State Government to phase in new minimum rental standards and offer landlords financial incentives to avoid destabilising an already strained rental market.
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Jay Giblett: mixing business and lifestyle in Endeavour Hills
A year ago, Jay Giblett often felt like he was robbing Peter to pay Paul.
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Ray White uses sign language to make auctions accessible
Ray White Noble Park has made history by providing an Auslan interpreter to sign the auction call of a live auction.
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Committed to community: How Steve Turner is making a difference
“Don’t write a cheque, turn up.”
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How to proactively and peacefully manage legislative changes with your landlords
Property managers looking to create a smooth path to legislative compliance with their landlords need to be proactive when changes are introduced, according to an industry leader.
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REIV warns new rental standards may overburden landlords financially
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) has urged the State Government to consider the introduction of proposed new minimum rental standards carefully, stressing that many landlords may not be able to afford them.
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REIV appoints Kelly Ryan as new CEO
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) has appointed former Netball Australia chief executive officer Kelly Ryan as its new CEO.
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Melbourne agent conducts first Virtual Reality-enhanced property auction
A Melbourne real estate agent is believed to be the first auctioneer to sell a residential property under the hammer while wearing Virtual Reality goggles, which meant the vendors could see all the action.
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REIV wants tax reforms to boost rental supply
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) has called on the Victorian Government to consider tax reforms that will bolster the supply of rental properties and help ease the escalating affordability crisis.
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Step into the future at Australia’s most tech-enhanced apartment development
Australia’s most tech-enhanced apartment complex will be built in Melbourne, with features including an air purification system and a smart oven that listens to your commands and answers your cooking questions.
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The Block property listed for auction with surprise $1 reserve price
The luxurious home sisters, Eliza and Liberty, renovated on The Block 2023, has been listed for auction with a reserve price of just $1.
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Mum and dad builders targeting affordability and liveability
Mums and Dads looking to build a home in Victoria are increasingly targeting the “sweet spot” between location and affordability according to new research.
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Property tax overhaul: REIV’s bold call to spur investment
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) has called on the State Government to review its property tax priorities to incentivise investors and help ease the housing crisis.
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Nigel O’Neil takes the reins at Woodards
Nigel O’Neil has been named as the new Chief Executive Officer at Woodards, with network growth and developing the next generation of agents firmly in his sights.
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Buying Boost turns homeowners dreams into reality
Would-be homeowners currently locked out of the real estate market, due to not being able to save all of the deposit, now have a way of buying a home.
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Architectural gem merges Griffin’s vision with Wright’s genius in Melbourne
An architectural marvel that has drawn inspiration from both Walter Burley Griffin and Frank Lloyd Wright, is on the market for the first time.
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Central Pier tenants settle $42 million legal dispute
A group of tenants that operated businesses at Mebourne’s Central Pier has settled a legal dispute with the Government after it was closed for safety concerns in 2019.
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