NT First Home Buyer Stamp Duty
Calculate stamp duty concessions and exemptions for first home buyers in Northern Territory. Updated for 2025-26.
NT First Home Buyer Eligibility
You (or your partner) must not have previously owned residential property in Australia.
Residency: Must occupy for ≥6 months within 12 months of completion
The property must be used as your principal place of residence.
NT FHB Concession Thresholds
Homes — Full Exemption
N/A
How Much Could You Save as a First Home Buyer?
Compare standard duty vs. first home buyer duty at common NT price points.
| Price | Standard Duty | FHB Duty | Saving |
|---|---|---|---|
| $400K | $16,514 | $16,514 | — |
| $500K | $23,929 | $23,929 | — |
| $600K | $29,700 | $29,700 | — |
| $750K | $37,125 | $37,125 | — |
| $1M | $49,500 | $49,500 | — |
NT First Home Owner Grant (FHOG)
Grant Amount
$50,000
Eligibility
New homes only
Value cap: $∞
The FHOG is a one-off payment from the Northern Territory government to help first home buyers with the cost of purchasing a new home. It is separate from stamp duty concessions and can be claimed in addition to any duty exemption or reduction.
NT First Home Buyer FAQ
Do first home buyers pay stamp duty in NT?
NT does not offer a full stamp duty exemption for first home buyers on established homes, but concessions may apply for new homes and vacant land.
What is the NT First Home Owner Grant?
The NT FHOG is a $50,000 grant for eligible first home buyers purchasing new homes valued up to $∞. It is paid in addition to any stamp duty concession.
Can I get a stamp duty exemption on vacant land as a first home buyer in NT?
Check Northern Territory Revenue for current vacant land concession details for first home buyers.
What are the eligibility requirements for NT first home buyer concessions?
Key requirements include: you must not have previously owned property in Australia, the property must be your principal place of residence, and you must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident.
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