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NSW First Home Buyer Stamp Duty Concessions (2026)

NSW 2026 FHB concessions and exemptions: eligibility, thresholds, how to claim, and examples — with a calculator.

RERealEstateCalc Editorial · Property & Finance Research
1 Sept 2024Updated 1 Apr 20262 min read
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Frequently asked questions

Who is eligible for FHB concessions?

Generally citizens/PRs buying their first home within price caps and meeting occupancy criteria. Check current rules.

How do I claim?

Through your conveyancer or directly with Revenue NSW, submitting required evidence and forms.

Do I need to live in the property?

Most FHB concessions have occupancy requirements and deadlines. Failure to occupy may void the concession.

Can I combine FHB concessions with other grants?

Possibly. Eligibility for separate schemes differs; check current NSW rules for stacking and sequencing.

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NSW First Home Buyer Concessions (2026) — Stamp Duty Guide