The Northern Territory offers a House & Land Package Exemption (HLPE) providing full stamp duty relief for eligible buyers. Other properties pay full duty. Toggle between property types to see your savings.
HLPE full exemption$50k HomeGrown GrantExpires 30 Jun 2027
01 —INPUTS
Eligible house & land packages: Full HLPE stamp duty exemption.
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02 —RESULTS
Enter a property price to estimate your first home buyer stamp duty savings in the Northern Territory.
Important: The NT does not have a general first home buyer stamp duty concession. The HLPE is the only stamp duty relief available and is not restricted to first home buyers — any buyer meeting the eligibility criteria can claim it.
HLPE eligibility requirements
→Must be 18 years or older
→Australian citizen or permanent resident
→Not restricted to first home buyers — any eligible buyer can claim
→Purchase must be a house and land package as a single contract from a registered builder
→Move into the property within 12 months of completion
→Live there as your principal residence for at least 6 continuous months
→The HLPE expires 30 June 2027
HomeGrown Territory Grant
The Northern Territory also offers the HomeGrown Territory Grant — a cash grant separate from stamp duty. You can receive both the grant and the HLPE if purchasing an eligible house and land package.
→$50,000 — For building or purchasing a new home
→$10,000 — For purchasing an established home (expires September 2025)
FAQ
What is the House & Land Package Exemption?
The HLPE provides a full stamp duty exemption for first home buyers purchasing eligible house and land packages in the NT. There is no value cap, but it must be a single contract from a registered builder. The exemption expires 30 June 2027.
What is the HomeGrown Territory Grant?
The HomeGrown Territory Grant provides $50,000 for new homes and $10,000 for established homes (established home grant expires September 2025). This is a cash grant separate from stamp duty.
Is there a general FHB stamp duty concession in NT?
No. Unlike most other states, the NT does not have a general first home buyer stamp duty concession. The HLPE only applies to eligible house and land packages. Note that the HLPE is not restricted to first home buyers — any buyer meeting the criteria can claim it. If you buy an existing home or land separately, you pay full stamp duty.
Tax Accuracy & Sources
Reviewed: March 2026 · Tax year: 2025-26
Estimates NT stamp duty for first home buyers. Covers the House and Land Package Exemption (HLPE) for eligible packages (no value cap, expires 30 June 2027). Other property types pay full standard duty. Does not cover the HomeGrown Territory Grant calculation.