Queensland has enhanced its support for first-home buyers by extending one of Australia's most generous homeownership grants. The First Home Owner Grant (FHOG), worth $30,000, will now remain available until June 30, 2026. Originally set to expire in 2025, this extension offers eligible buyers more time to secure new houses for sale or pursue house and land packages with valuable financial assistance.
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The extended FHOG applies to property for sale or new construction valued below $750,000, including house and land packages and owner-builder projects. To be eligible, applicants must sign contracts between November 20, 2023, and June 30, 2026. For those building, foundations must be laid within this timeframe.

Each Australian state provides its version of the FHOG. The Northern Territory leads with a $50,000 grant, followed by Queensland's $30,000. Other states, such as South Australia, offer $15,000, while New South Wales (NSW), Victoria, Western Australia (WA), and Tasmania cap the grant at $10,000. Queensland's position reflects its strong commitment to housing accessibility.
Buyers in Queensland now also benefit from newly implemented stamp duty exemptions on new homes, effective since May 2025. This added benefit provides an average savings of $16,996, making homeownership significantly more attainable when paired with the FHOG.

This is the perfect time for buyers to explore cheap houses for sale, investigate townhouses for sale, or secure a spot in the planned apartments that are emerging across growth corridors. Those using Revoy's home loan calculator or mortgage calculator can optimize their budgets for both affordability and long-term value.

Increased demand among first-home buyers benefits current owners and investors. Sellers looking to move quickly can gain an edge in active markets, especially in high-growth areas. Investors should consider listing auction properties or repositioning portfolios to capitalize on demand for rental properties in Queensland's suburban areas.

Rising rental needs match the construction boom. Whether it's houses for rent, pet-friendly rentals, or furnished apartments for rent, renters are seeking well-managed options. Revoy supports clients with everything from lease agreement services to handling rental bond services.

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