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FHOG New South Wales

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The First Home Owner Grant (FHOG) in New South Wales is designed to help first home buyers enter the property market by providing financial support for the purchase or construction of a new home. The grant offers $10,000 for new homes valued under $600,000, or for land and construction packages valued under $750,000. This initiative is part of the NSW Government’s broader strategy to address housing affordability and encourage new residential development.

Eligibility for the FHOG in NSW requires applicants to be first-time home buyers, Australian citizens or permanent residents, and to live in the property as their principal place of residence for at least six months. The property must be a new build, and applicants must not have previously owned or co-owned a home in Australia. The application process is straightforward, with most applicants applying through their lender or directly to Revenue NSW.

The FHOG in NSW has helped thousands of first home buyers achieve their dream of home ownership. By reducing the upfront costs of buying a new home, the grant makes it easier for young families and individuals to enter the market. Combined with other government incentives, such as stamp duty concessions, the FHOG plays a vital role in supporting housing affordability and stimulating the construction industry in NSW

Helpful link
https://www.revenue.nsw.gov.au/grants-schemes/first-home-buyer/first-home-owner-new-homes-grant

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