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Property Buying Cost Calculator

Stamp duty, government fees, lender costs and the rest of the bills that arrive with a property purchase, in one total.

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22 October 2026
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Buying a

First home buyer

Property type

Foreign buyer

The loan
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That is 80.0% of the price.

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Usually only charged when you borrow more than 80% of the price.

Other costs (typical figures to replace with your quotes)
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Apartments and townhouses only.

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Your share of council and water rates the seller has already paid.

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Buying costs on top of the price

$33,852

Cash needed with your $150,000 deposit: $183,852.

  • Deposit$150,000(82%)
  • Costs$33,852(18%)
Stamp duty
$27,937
Registration fees
$365.46
Lender costs
$0
Other costs
$5,550
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Estimate only, based on the figures entered and the assumptions listed below. It is not a quote, an offer of credit or personal advice.

Every cost, itemised

Government charges are calculated for your state. The rest are the figures entered.

Itemised property buying costs
MeasureAmount
Stamp duty$27,937.00
Mortgage registration fee$182.73
Transfer registration fee$182.73
Application and settlement fees$0
Valuation fee$0
Lenders' Mortgage Insurance$0
Conveyancing and legal$1,800
Building and pest inspection$600
Strata report$0
Building insurance from settlement$1,500
Removalist and moving$1,500
Connecting utilities$150
Rates and levies adjustment$0
Anything else$0
Total buying costs$33,852.46

How this calculator works

The deposit is only part of the cash you need. Stamp duty alone can run to tens of thousands of dollars, and the smaller costs add up.

Government charges are calculated for your state. The other costs are typical figures to replace with your own quotes.

Assumptions

  • Stamp duty and registration fees are calculated with the same rules as the stamp duty calculator.
  • Every other figure is an editable estimate, not a quote.
  • Lenders' Mortgage Insurance depends on the insurer and is left for you to enter.

Government rates, thresholds and fees were checked against official sources on 22 October 2026. They change, so confirm them before you rely on a figure.

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