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The Real Estate Institute of Western Australia (REIWA) is the peak industry body representing over 1,100 member agencies or 90% of the sector, with 9,200 individual members. We advocate for policies that support a stable property market across all sectors including residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural real estate. With more than 100 years of industry leadership and local knowledge, REIWA provides real estate professionals and the public with data, insight and analysis to empower their property decisions. REIWA has a proud history of innovation as a PropTech pioneer, operating WA’s leading property listings site, reiwa.com. REIWA is also a registered training organisation and curates a dynamic program of events for the industry and broader community.

RTO Code 5420 The REIQ is the peak body of the Queensland real estate industry – committed to ensuring the highest levels of professionalism and best practice are achieved. With almost a century of experience in Queensland real estate, few associations hold the reputation and brand recognition of the REIQ. Today we represent approximately 2,000 agency offices and more than 15,000 property professionals which include principal licensees, salespeople, property managers, resident unit managers, auctioneers, business brokers, buyers’ agents and commercial and industrial agents. This equates to about 85 per cent of real estate agencies across the State. Professionalism and best practice are values advocated by the REIQ. Setting industry benchmarks and providing consumers with informed choice is the focus of our accredited agency program. The REIQ exists to support member agencies with information, products and resources that complement their business practices which, in turn, ensures professional service for the public across the State.

The Law Society of Western Australia is the voice of the legal profession in Western Australia. We connect, represent, educate and support over 4,600 lawyers, legal practice professionals, academics and students. The work of the Law Society influences the reform of the profession, promotes access to justice in the community and supports members in their quest for professional and personal excellence. Our diverse membership reflects all sectors of the legal profession - from sole practitioners and boutique practices to large international firms, in-house lawyers, government, community legal centres and more. Members have access to a wide variety of privileges, including monthly access to the Law Society’s journal Brief, weekly e-newsletters, networking functions, discounted CPD and many other benefits. To find out more about becoming a member of the Law Society of Western Australia today, please visit www.lawsocietywa.asn.au/membership.