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REIWA Council Elects New President Amid Western Australia Regulatory Reform

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What happened

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Rob Mandanici was elected as the new President of the REIWA Council, succeeding Suzanne Brown, who completed her two-year term on October 7, 2026. Peta McKenzie was elected Deputy President. REIWA CEO Blaine Slater stated that Mandanici brings strong economic and political understanding to the role, which is relevant to addressing industry issues like housing supply and affordability in Western Australia.

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Why it matters

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The election occurs amid ongoing regulatory reform in Western Australia, which REIWA is addressing. The organization is focused on key market issues, including rental reform and housing supply, indicating potential shifts in the property market and associated economic stability.

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Who's involved

  • MandaniciElected President of the REIWA Council.
  • McKenzieElected Deputy President of the REIWA Council.
  • Western AustraliaThe state where regulatory reform is impacting the industry.

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