Individual Profile: Tim McKibbin

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CEO of the Real Estate Institute of NSW, since 2007.

Melbourne and Sydney saw slight price growth decline in December 2023

Melbourne and Sydney property price growth slowed down as 2023 came to an end

National home prices remained relatively stable in December, however, this was largely driven by growth in regional areas.
sydney real estate market predictions and forecast for 2024

Sydney property market predictions 2024 – House price & rental forecast

Experts deliver their take on what 2024 has in store – and Sydney is set for a 5% price drop by year’s end.
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New South Wales State Budget 2023 delivers over $2B for housing and infrastructure

The introduction of a $2.2B Housing and Infrastructure plan emerges as a significant move to alleviate the state’s housing crisis. 
australian auctions in july did very well

‘Plenty of buyer interest’ as auction clearance rates hold above 70%

Auction clearance rates have been drifting lower, but there are still plenty of eager buyers buoyed by rising prices.
REINSW calls on major parties to better address housing supply

Industry calls for more clarity on housing policy

REINSW recently released its Home Ownership Matters policy package
Sydney resilient city

How to tackle the NSW rental crisis in 2023

2023 will place extreme pressure on the rental market thanks to increased immigration, natural population growth and the fallout from this year’s floods widening the gap between demand and supply
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Sydney rental crisis: REINSW criticises rental bidding review

The peak real estate industry body has criticised the state government’s plan to review rental bidding, saying it is an attempt to paint the real estate industry as the cause of the rental crisis
Sydney resilient city

What is next for the Sydney Real Estate Market?

The number of buyers attending and registering at auctions has increased despite higher interest rates, says Tim McKibbin of REINSW
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Reserve Bank makes first Melbourne Cup Day cash rate rise since 2010

The cash rate is now 2.85% – less than seven months ago it was just 0.1%
Sydney resilient city

What’s going to happen to the Sydney housing market in November?

Households still digesting interest rate rises and the budget, says REINSW CEO Tim McKibbin