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What happens at the end of my fixed term tenancy if I don't want to move out?

I have a fixed term tenancy of 2 years and it is about to end. I really like the property as it is very close to all amenities and my workplace. I do not want to move. I have not been given any notice to vacate the premises. Can I stay in the property?
Asked in Newcastle - Newcastle and Lake Macquarie, NSW, 18-11-2015
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Answer by Rebecca Bardaxis, Parramatta 2150 NSW

  • If your fixed term tenancy comes to an end and both you and your landlord have not given notice to end it you may roll over to a periodic tenancy agreement.
  • This is a rolling tenancy agreement that can be cancelled at any time provided notice is given.
  • It is not as secure as a fixed term agreement.
  • If you wish to negotiate a second fixed term lease you should contact your landlord to renew the original lease or to commence a new agreement. 

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