New Queensland tenancy laws came into effect on 30 September 2024.
The reforms include changes to maximum bond amount, reletting costs, rent payment methods, utility bills, evidence for bond claims, information sharing and false and misleading information, in addition to other changes to Queensland’s tenancy laws.
Whether you’re a tenant, a property manager or a property owner, it’s important to understand your new 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.
Social media resources
Posting about the tenancy law changes in Queensland, effective from 30 September 2024, on your social media channels can help educate and inform tenants, property owners and property managers about their updated rights and responsibilities to ensure renting works for everyone.
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🕵️ Know your tenancy rights and responsibilities under the new Queensland rental laws! Visit the Residential Tenancies Authority’s website 👉 rta.qld.gov.au for more information including FAQs and updated forms for use.
Queensland's rental laws have changed. New laws include changes to maximum bond amount, reletting costs, rent payment methods, utility bills, evidence for bond claims, information sharing and false and misleading information. Learn more about these changes at rta.qld.gov.au.
Do you rent a property? Queensland rental laws have changed. Visit the Residential Tenancies Authority website to learn more about the changes and what they mean for you at rta.qld.gov.au.
Do you own or manage a rental property? Queensland rental laws have changed. Visit the Residential Tenancies Authority website to learn more about the changes and what they mean for you at rta.qld.gov.au.
More information and resources
For more on the new Queensland tenancy laws, please visit rta.qld.gov.au/rental-law-changes/resources for a list of updated RTA forms, quick guides and webinars to help you understand the changes from 30 September 2024.