New and updated RTA forms have been published to reflect Queensland’s new tenancy laws.

On Thursday 23 May 2024, the Queensland Government passed legislation to amend Queensland tenancy laws.

Most people have a good understanding of their responsibilities about the rental property they live in, but did you know tenants also have a responsibility to be good neighbours?

Here’s what you need to know about the rental law reforms that were introduced to Parliament as part of the Homes for Queenslanders Plan, including what is proposed to start on assent and proclamation.

As electric cars, bikes and scooters increase in popularity, it’s important that everyone understands their rights and responsibilities.

Customers now receive reminders 72 hours ahead of dispute resolution teleconferences to help them prepare and make the most of their session.

Queenslanders are encouraged to have their say on proposed rental law reforms for the state’s residential rental sector.

Every year, about 350,000 phone calls are answered by the RTA’s customer Contact Centre team. Learn what your key tenancy topics are.

Your feedback can shape a stakeholder engagement framework that addresses the diverse needs and perspectives of the Queensland rental sector.

Customers are reminded that current rental laws continue to apply until any proposed changes are progressed through the Queensland Parliament.

The beginning of the calendar year is Queensland's peak season for new tenancies. Whether you’re a first-time renter or seasoned tenant/resident, we have three top tips to help you start your tenancy off on the right foot.