New and updated RTA forms have been published to reflect rent increase frequency changes.

Minimum housing standards are coming into effect soon to ensure all Queensland rental properties are safe, secure and functional. Learn what’s required for a rental property to meet the new standards.

We’ve changed how we format our quarterly median rents data to make it even easier to use.

On Tuesday 18 April 2023, the Queensland Government opened community consultation for Stage 2 rental reform laws and passed legislation to limit rent increase frequency to once every 12 months.

The RTA has joined with the Office of the Commissioner for Body Corporate and Community Management (BCCM) to provide information on how minimum housing standards will apply to rental properties that are subject to body corporate by-laws. 

Managing parties now have a new self-service tool to search, download and cross-reference their bond lists.

These four new checklists make it easier for rooming accommodation managers, residents and their support people to understand their rights and responsibilities at every stage of a tenancy.

To support our diverse renting community, the RTA provides a free phone interpreter service and written translations of key information.

We’re changing how we format our quarterly median rents data to make it even easier to use.

RTA Chief Executive Officer Jennifer Smith looks back on our major milestones and achievements this year.

Get ready for extreme weather events with steps you can take if your rental property is impacted by a natural disaster.

Some RTA forms have been updated to reflect customer and staff feedback following rental law changes.