Queensland tenancy laws to introduce minimum housing standards came into effect for new tenancies (including renewed tenancies) on 1 September 2023 and for all remaining tenancies from 1 September 2024. Whether you’re a tenant, a property manager or a property owner, it’s important to understand your rights and responsibilities.
The Residential Tenancies Authority is active on LinkedIn and would encourage you to follow us and help us share our posts. We have also developed this resource kit to encourage you to promote tenancy law changes and help us further our education efforts to everyone in the Queensland residential rental sector.
For social media
Posting about minimum housing standards on your social media channels can help educate and inform tenants, property owners and property managers about their rights and responsibilities to ensure renting works for everyone.
To download the images, please click on image, when it opens, right click and select 'Save Image As'.
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Short animated video
In addition to the images above, you can also use our short educational video to pique interest. On the video, click on share in the top right and select copy link. You can then use the YouTube link to share the video with your networks.
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🕵️ Minimum housing standards are now in effect for all tenancies in Queensland. Learn about your updated tenancy rights and responsibilities. Head over to the Residential Tenancies Authority’s website 👉 rta.qld.gov.au for more information and remember to download the latest versions of the forms for use.
🏡 If you’re renting a property in Queensland, the property must meet minimum housing standards. Watch the video below and visit the Residential Tenancies Authority's website 👉 rta.qld.gov.au for more information and support.