Stamp Duty Calculator
SA

Calculate transfer duty on property in South Australia. 2026–27 rates with first home buyer concessions.

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Stamp Duty in South Australia

South Australia has a detailed progressive bracket system with rates ranging from 1% to 5.5%. SA sits at the higher end of stamp duty costs nationally, particularly for mid-range properties. The system has 9 separate brackets, creating a finely graded progression.

First Home Buyer Concessions — SA

South Australia's first home buyer relief is unusual — there is no stamp duty exemption or concession for established homes. However, first home buyers purchasing a new home, an off-the-plan apartment or vacant land to build on pay no stamp duty, with no property value cap. The SA First Home Owner Grant is up to $15,000 for new homes, and has had no price cap for contracts from 6 June 2024.

Additional Information

SA charges a 7% foreign buyer surcharge on residential purchases. South Australia is also notable for having duty-free transfers for qualifying commercial land, which can benefit property developers.

Property Market

A $750,000–$800,000 home in Adelaide attracts stamp duty of approximately $35,000–$38,000 for standard buyers at 2026–27 rates.

Use our Stamp Duty Calculator to get an exact estimate, or check the First Home Buyer Calculator to see your total benefits including grants and concessions. For your exact liability, consult a licensed conveyancer or your state revenue office.

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Estimates only. This calculator is not intended to be relied on for making a decision about a financial product, and it does not consider your objectives, financial situation or needs. Consider obtaining advice from an Australian financial services licensee before making any financial decisions. Assumptions can be changed where shown; statutory rates are as legislated for the year stated on this page. How our calculators work, their assumptions and limitations →