How legislation has defined Qld’s post-pandemic property landscape
She’s one of the most prominent voices in the Australian real estate domain, and on today’s episode of the Smart Property Investment Show, Antonia Mercorella, chief executive officer at the Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ), sits down with host Grace Ormsby to paint a picture of the Sunshine State’s current and future property market prospects.
Despite COVID-19 long falling off the list of national priorities, Ms Mercorella discusses how the two pandemic-interrupted years shifted the legislative and psychological expectations of the state’s property market and how these impacts are still being endured. Given her legal background, she also shares her gripe with laws skewed too heavily towards one party in the real estate transaction.
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In this episode, you will also hear:
- Should stamp duty stay or go?
- Will the Olympics benefit Queensland?
- Grading the state’s current market
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