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Specialist Disability Accommodation
Who needs Specialist Disability Housing?
Specialist Disability Housing is designed specifically for those with high level care needs to assist with the transition out of nursing homes, rehab facilities, hospitals and ageing parents homes.
An SDA Housing Investments is promoting independence and choice for those who have had no options for accommodation in the past due to their disability.
How many people will need SDA?
Nationally the government research shows us that 60,000 people need SDA. 6,000 of those are young people inappropriately housed in aged care, and that figure grows by 50 people every week.
Are there other people investing in SDA?
Yes, however SDA Homes present the first opportunity to private investors.
To date there have been several large corporations investing millions into SDA as they see the huge potential gains.
Where does the income come from?
Most of your income will be from the SDA (government) funding, but the tenants also have to pay a reasonable rental contribution which has been set at approx. 25% of the disability pension.
Returns are based on the NDIS/SDA price guide accuarate at the time of print, all info subject to change
Who needs Specialist Disability Housing?
Specialist Disability Housing is designed specifically for those with high level care needs to assist with the transition out of nursing homes, rehab facilities, hospitals and ageing parents homes.
An SDA Housing Investments is promoting independence and choice for those who have had no options for accommodation in the past due to their disability.
How many people will need SDA?
Nationally the government research shows us that 60,000 people need SDA. 6,000 of those are young people inappropriately housed in aged care, and that figure grows by 50 people every week.
Are there other people investing in SDA?
Yes, however SDA Homes present the first opportunity to private investors.
To date there have been several large corporations investing millions into SDA as they see the huge potential gains.
Where does the income come from?
Most of your income will be from the SDA (government) funding, but the tenants also have to pay a reasonable rental contribution which has been set at approx. 25% of the disability pension.
Returns are based on the NDIS/SDA price guide accuarate at the time of print, all info subject to change