Specialist disability accommodation provider Sana Living has added Brisbane apartments to its existing $75 million pipeline of Western Australian properties.
The Perth-based organisation provides specialist disability accommodation (SDA) for people seeking more independence, funded through the National Disability Insurance Scheme.
Since 2019 the organisation has built a pipeline of purpose-built residential developments across WA collectively worth about $75 million, covering the Perth metropolitan area as well as regional centres such as Mandurah, Bunbury, Busselton and Albany.
Sana Living chief executive Michael Keenan, a former minister for human services, said the group was now expanding its remit beyond WA.
“We have established a Brisbane based office and purchased our first apartments at the Stanford and Oxford development being constructed by Stockwell – one of Queensland’s leading developers,” Mr Keenan told Business News.
“Queensland is the first state of our national expansion and we intend to be in most parts of the country by the end of this year.”
Sana Living has purchased 11 apartments within Stockwell’s five-storey Stanford & Oxford development located within Brisbane’s Dutton Park.
“The apartments are at the centre of one of Brisbane’s greatest inner-city lifestyle, education and health precincts,” Mr Keenan said.
“It also sits right next a significant transport hub allowing our clients access to excellent transport options, including the new Cross Rover Rail.
“We aim to be the highest quality SDA in Australia and that is what we are relentlessly focussed on.”
The Stockwell apartments in Brisbane. Image: Stockwell
