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Head Office
Demo Realty
Sydney, NSW
What's Included
- Estimated sale or rental price range
- Comparable recent sales in your suburb
- Recommended sales strategy (auction vs private treaty)
- Presentation tips to improve your result
- 100% free – no obligation, ever
Opening Hours
Monday
9:00am – 5:30pm
Tuesday
9:00am – 5:30pm
Wednesday Closed Now
9:00am – 5:30pm
Thursday
9:00am – 5:30pm
Friday
9:00am – 5:30pm
Saturday
9:00am – 4:00pm
Sunday
By appointment
The Process
How your appraisal works.
Stamp duty is a state government tax on property transactions. The amount varies by state, purchase price and buyer type.
1
Submit Your Request
Fill in the form above with your property details. Takes less than two minutes.
2 minutes
2
We Get in Touch
One of our agents will call you within one business day to confirm a time to visit.
Within 24 hrs
3
Property Inspection
Your agent visits, inspects key features and recent improvements to inform the appraisal.
30–45 mins
4
Your Price Guide
You receive a written price guide backed by comparable sales data and local market insights.
Same day
What You Get
More than just a number.
Stamp duty is a state government tax on property transactions. The amount varies by state, purchase price and buyer type.
Estimated Sale or Rental Price
A realistic range based on comparable recent sales and current buyer demand in your suburb.
Estimated Sale or Rental Price
A realistic range based on comparable recent sales and current buyer demand in your suburb.
Estimated Sale or Rental Price
A realistic range based on comparable recent sales and current buyer demand in your suburb.
Estimated Sale or Rental Price
A realistic range based on comparable recent sales and current buyer demand in your suburb.
Estimated Sale or Rental Price
A realistic range based on comparable recent sales and current buyer demand in your suburb.
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Years of local market expertise
1,200+
Properties sold across Sydney
94%
Auction clearance rate 2024–25
4.9★
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Understanding Stamp Duty
How is stamp duty calculated?
Stamp duty is a state government tax on property transactions. The amount varies by state, purchase price and buyer type.
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Understanding Stamp Duty
How is stamp duty calculated?
Stamp duty is a state government tax on property transactions. The amount varies by state, purchase price and buyer type.
In most states, stamp duty is due at settlement – typically 30 to 90 days after exchanging contracts. In some states like NSW, you have 3 months from the date of the contract. Your solicitor or conveyancer will handle the payment on your behalf.
First home buyers purchasing a property up to $800,000 in NSW are fully exempt from stamp duty. For properties between $800,001 and $1,000,000, a tapered concession applies. Above $1,000,000, the full stamp duty is payable. The property must be your principal place of residence.
For investment properties, stamp duty is generally not immediately deductible – however it is added to the property’s cost base, which reduces Capital Gains Tax (CGT) when you eventually sell. For owner-occupied homes, stamp duty is not deductible at all. Always consult a tax accountant for advice specific to your situation.
Yes – most Australian states impose an additional foreign purchaser surcharge on top of standard stamp duty. In NSW the surcharge is 8%, VIC is 8%, QLD is 7%, WA is 7%, and SA is 7%. The surcharge applies to foreign persons and foreign corporations as defined under each state’s legislation.
They are the same thing – NSW renamed “stamp duty on property transfers” to “transfer duty” in 2018. Other states use different names but the underlying concept is the same: a government tax payable when ownership of real property changes hands.
Generally, no. Stamp duty must be paid at settlement from your own funds – lenders will not allow it to be capitalised into the loan. This is why it’s important to budget for stamp duty as part of your deposit savings. Some lenders may include it in low-deposit products but this is the exception, not the rule.