First home owner grant New South Wales 2026
New South Wales pays a $10,000 First Home Owner Grant on a newly built home valued up to $600,000, or up to $750,000 if you buy land and build. The grant is for new homes only, so established homes miss out, though the First Home Buyers Assistance Scheme gives a full stamp duty exemption up to $800,000 on either. Revenue NSW runs both.
What you could get in NSW
A first home buyer of a new home valued up to $600,000 (or $750,000 for land-plus-build) in New South Wales gets a $10,000 First Home Owner Grant. On stamp duty, first home buyers pay no stamp duty up to $800,000, with a concessional rate to $1,000,000. Enter your own property value in the calculator above to see the grant and the duty position side by side.
Grant and stamp duty are separate
The grant is a one-off payment towards a new home. The first-home stamp duty concession is a separate saving on the transfer duty you would otherwise pay. In New South Wales an eligible first home buyer can usually claim both, so the calculator shows the combined benefit. Because duty depends on the full state schedule, this tool shows your concession position and links to the official New South Wales duty calculator for the exact dollar figure.
Frequently asked questions
Buying in another state? Use the all-states first home owner grant calculator to compare the grant and first-home duty across NSW, VIC, QLD, WA, SA, TAS, the NT and the ACT.
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