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29 September 2026
REIWA President Suzanne Brown said the data showed it was clearly cheaper to rent than buy and assuming tenants would or could buy when an investor sold was unrealistic.
13 September 2026
REIWA President Suzanne Brown said the decline in affordability was driven by a third interest rate increase of the year in May and further growth in property prices.
The unit market outperformed the housing market for both the rate of price growth and speed of sales in 2025-26.
30 July 2026
Perth’s median house sale price* could reach $1 million by the end of the year, despite the softening in the market, according to REIWA’s 2026 property market quarterly update.
A reduction in supply is not good news. There will always be people who need or want to rent and fewer rental properties will not benefit them.
3 July 2026
REIWA President Suzanne Brown said the rise was due to an increase in new listings over the past few months and a softening of demand.
24 June 2026
Housing affordability in WA is at the worst level since 1996, according to data from the Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA).
27 May 2026
REIWA Regional Spokesperson Peta McKenzie said 6.9 per cent growth was incredible and reflected the imbalance between demand and supply in the region.
20 May 2026
REIWA data shows Perth’s most affordable rental suburbs were largely concentrated in the Peel region and southern coastal corridor.
23 April 2026
REIWA President Suzanne Brown today said supply was the key to a fair and balanced rental market, not constantly targeting investors.
The CGT discount and negative gearing debate has reignited ahead of the Federal Budget, with the government expected to announce some form of change.
1 April 2026
“Rising oil prices are already putting upward pressure on building costs and are also causing delays in the supply of materials,” REIWA Deputy President Rob Mandanici said.