Stamp duty relief
Supported first-home duty relief is included only when the required property and buyer facts are confirmed. Uncertain eligibility stays out of the calculated benefit rather than being assumed.
South Australia first home buyer information
Use the SA property costs calculator below to check government charges, stamp duty relief and potential grants. Eligibility depends on the property and your circumstances. A grant is shown separately and does not automatically reduce stamp duty.
South Australia first-home buyers
The calculator checks the supported first-home rules represented in its verified South Australian rule snapshot. Stamp duty relief, grants and ordinary government charges are kept separate so a potential benefit is not mistaken for a guaranteed reduction in every purchase cost.
Supported first-home duty relief is included only when the required property and buyer facts are confirmed. Uncertain eligibility stays out of the calculated benefit rather than being assumed.
Where the verified rules support checking the grant, it is displayed as a separate potential benefit. It is not presented as though it directly changes the statutory stamp duty calculation.
Transfer registration and any applicable mortgage registration are separate from stamp duty. A first-home benefit does not automatically remove every government charge involved in registering a purchase.
Same figures as this site’s SA calculator (rule snapshot verified 23 August 2026). For an established home, RevenueSA does not offer first-home stamp duty relief or the First Home Owner Grant — so confirming “first home” does not reduce these estimates. Sources: RevenueSA eligible properties, FHOG eligible properties. General information only.
First-home duty relief not available. FHOG not available. Stamp duty $24,080. Estimated government charges payable with mortgage registration $29,887.
First-home duty relief not available. FHOG not available. Stamp duty $35,080. Estimated government charges payable with mortgage registration $42,987.
First-home duty relief not available. FHOG not available. Stamp duty $46,080. Estimated government charges payable with mortgage registration $56,087.
Contrast: a qualifying new home at $750,000 with confirmed first-home eligibility in this calculator shows stamp duty relief of $35,080 and an FHOG of up to $15,000, with transfer and mortgage registration still payable ($7,703 + $204). Check RevenueSA for your facts before relying on any benefit.
RevenueSA lists eligible property types such as a new home, an off-the-plan apartment, or vacant land to build a new home on. An established home is not eligible. See RevenueSA eligible properties.
No. The calculator asks for the supported eligibility facts it needs. A benefit is not added simply because a user describes the purchase as their first home.
No. The grant and stamp duty relief are separate. The calculator displays them separately. Grant details are published by RevenueSA First Home Owner Grant.
No. RevenueSA states the grant is not available on the purchase of an established home. See FHOG eligible properties.
New homes and off-the-plan apartments may qualify for first-home duty relief and, where rules are met, the First Home Owner Grant. Applicant, residence and property rules still apply. Use the calculator’s confirmed-eligibility pathway and check RevenueSA rather than assuming support.
The Quick Estimate is intentionally narrow. Material exceptions are sent to the Detailed Calculation or left for individual assessment rather than forcing an unsupported result.