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Launceston-based mortgage broker Chris Antypas noted that many clients were caught off guard by the impending end of the exemption. "Across the industry, across my peers, there are a lot of customers in shock at the moment, who didn't see this coming," he said.
Tasmanian Treasurer Eric Abetz emphasized that the deadline had been clearly publicized and that the government had not indicated any plans for extension. "The June 30, 2026, deadline was legislated by the Tasmanian parliament nearly two years ago and has been public since that time," he stated.
The conclusion of this exemption means that first home buyers in Tasmania will soon face additional financial burdens when purchasing property. This development underscores the importance of staying informed about policy changes and planning accordingly to navigate the complexities of the housing market.
Published:Wednesday, 17th Jun 2026
Author: Paige Estritori
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