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HIA recommends the next Queensland Government:
- Fix the Queensland housing finance loan program
- Immediately increase the first homebuyer stamp duty concession
As the cost of purchasing a new home continues to increase, putting the dream of owning a home further out of reach, measures beyond the traditional approach of offering first home owner incentives need to be considered.
A proven model for helping families achieve their home ownership dream can be found in Western Australia’s Keystart program.
- Fix the Queensland housing finance loan program to more closely emulate the Western Australian Keystart model, in support of first homebuyers.
- Immediately increase the first homebuyer stamp duty concession - from current $500,000 to minimum $800,000, to assist first homebuyers.