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In the state of Victoria there are three different incentive plans available for first-time home buyers. The State Revenue Office of Victoria offers programs that, depending on whether the home is new or existing and where the home is located.

To stimulate home ownership, The Queensland government sponsors many grants and concessions for first-time home buyers in the state. For these buyers, the Office of State Revenue has detailed information on the First Time Home Owner grant, First Home Buyer Stamp Duty Concessions, and even special additional incentives for buyers purchasing homes in certain regionsContinue Reading

First-time home buyers in South Australia have two very good incentives that can add up to offset the cost of the Stamp Duty and ease the cost of getting into home ownership for the first time. The First Home Owner Grant and the new First Home Bonus can combine to give first-time buyers up toContinue Reading

There are several grants and concessions available for first-time home buyers looking to purchase in the Northern Territory. These concessions can offset taxes and fees, offering a tremendous incentive to buy your first home. There are even concessions for those purchasing a home who are not first-timers. The First Home Owner Grant (FHOG) is essentiallyContinue Reading

Across the Bass Straight, Tasmania has incentive programs, including Duty Concessions and the First Home Owner Grant, aimed at helping first-time home buyers establish themselves on the island state. There is also an exemption available to all home buyers that can offset the land tax and make home ownership in Tasmania even more affordable. TheContinue Reading

The Western Australia Department of Treasury and Finance offers a First Home Owner Grant and Stamp Duty concessions in order to enable home buyers to get into home ownership for the first time. In addition to these incentives, The Government of Western Australia’s Real Estate and Business Agents Supervisory Board offers assistance to first-time homeContinue Reading

While the New South Wales Office of State Revenue’s New Home Buyers Supplement of $3000 ended on 30 June of this year, there are still excellent grants and concessions available for first-time home buyers looking to get into home ownership in NSW. There are also incentives to be had by those who are not first-timersContinue Reading