About the Real Estate Institute of ACT
The Real Estate Institute of the Australian Capital Territory (REIACT) which was formed to represent the views and needs of the ACT real estate industry.
What does REIACT do?
REIACT represents the views and professional needs of the real estate industry.
Some of the activities include:
- Representation to government
- Setting and maintaining ethical standards
- Promoting the real estate industry and its services to the wider community.
- Liaise with organisations such as API, PCA, HIA and MBA.
Why become a REIACT member?
Membership is key for anyone who is serious about Real Estate in ACT.
Members can benefit from:
- Access to a range of real estate training opportunities
- Networking events and social functions
- Regular industry updates and latest trends, within Canberra and nationwide
Apply to join the Real Estate Institute of the ACT now.
Introducing the REIACT Council
The Council is the governing body of REIACT and represents the views of the real estate profession in the ACT. The council promotes excellence in real estate and enhances the institute's corporate focus and objectives to meet industry and community needs.
Council Members bring a wide variety of perspectives and demonstrate a commitment to upholding the mission and goals of REIACT. They promote membership, participate in REIACT networks, and lead the way in setting and maintaining ethical standards within the industry.
Council meetings are held at least six times per year to discuss the strategic direction of ACT real estate and enhance the standard of education, knowledge, professional development and business practice for REIACT members and the wider community.
The members of the REIACT council are:
President
Deputy President
Bill Lyristakis
Treasurer
Erik Adriaanse
Immediate Past President
Peter Blackshaw
Councillors
Michelle Sanford
Richard Luton
Stan Platis
Craig Bright
Meet the Chapters
REIACT chapters provide members with a terrifc opportunity to connect with others in the real estate profession. Chapter members meet regularly and collaborate to advance the profession and help shape new activities.
The Young Practioners Chapter is aimed at ACT real estate professionals who are 35 years and younger or have less than three years real estate experience. This chapter provides invaluable networking opportunities, leadership skills and business skills.
REIACT Members
REIACT members are represented by a real estate institute that upholds the professionalism and integrity of the industry, the ACT government and the community.
There are a number of benefits to membership including access to a range of training opportunities, ACT real estate networking, industry updates and involvement in lobbying the ACT Government on issues that impact the real estate industry.
Find out more about ACT Real Estate and becoming a member of REIACT now
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