The latest NSW Office of State Revenue data shows that again, the area (by postcode) receiving the most first home benefits in NSW (both in terms of total grants and total value of the grants) are made to buyers in Liverpool, in Sydney's south-west.
In the 12 month period to 30 November 2009, there were 1,345 first home grants received in the Liverpool area totalling over $19.9m. There were slightly more recipients of benefits under the NSW First Home Plus scheme, which includes stamp duty exemptions in addition to the grants. When the First Home Plus benefits are included, the total value of benefits to first home buyers in NSW totalled over $33.9m for the same period.
From when the grant scheme commenced on 1 July 2000 to 30 November 2009, Liverpool also tops the list, with 8,097 grants. This is significantly more than the area with the next highest recipients, Wentworthville, with 5,603.
I understand the national figures published by the ABS are scheduled to be published this month.
In the 12 month period to 30 November 2009, there were 1,345 first home grants received in the Liverpool area totalling over $19.9m. There were slightly more recipients of benefits under the NSW First Home Plus scheme, which includes stamp duty exemptions in addition to the grants. When the First Home Plus benefits are included, the total value of benefits to first home buyers in NSW totalled over $33.9m for the same period.
From when the grant scheme commenced on 1 July 2000 to 30 November 2009, Liverpool also tops the list, with 8,097 grants. This is significantly more than the area with the next highest recipients, Wentworthville, with 5,603.
I understand the national figures published by the ABS are scheduled to be published this month.
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