# Brookline Property Group

> Brookline Property Group invests in essential real estate across regional New South Wales: Specialist Disability Accommodation, health infrastructure, community living and mixed-use. Wholesale investors only.

## About

Brookline Property Group is a real estate investment firm with a focus on resilient income and capital growth through strategic property investment across New South Wales.
Our investment strategy is centred on four resilient sectors with strong demand drivers: health infrastructure, disability accommodation, community living, and mixed-use developments.
By deploying private capital into high-quality assets, we create secure income streams and capital growth opportunities — while supporting essential services within local communities.

## Company details
- Legal name: Brookline Property Group Pty Ltd
- ACN 662 448 571, AR #1304426
- Email: office@brooklinepg.com.au
- Website: https://www.brooklinepg.com.au/
- Region: regional New South Wales, Australia

## Team
- Angus Isles, Managing Director (https://www.linkedin.com/in/angusisles/): Angus leads Brookline Property Group with deep expertise across the wholesale investment sector. He brings a strong track record in investment management, asset management, transactions, and analysis across commercial real estate — with a particular focus on building the Brookline SDA platform and delivering purpose-driven assets across regional New South Wales.
- Gavin Shnier, Strategy & Transactions (https://www.linkedin.com/in/gavinshnier/): Gavin is dedicated to the Brookline SDA Platform, bringing extensive experience in corporate finance, M&A, and strategic advisory as a Chartered Accountant. He has held senior roles in corporate development at McGrath Limited and financial due diligence at PwC, where he led commercial finance activities, M&A transactions, financial planning, and investor reporting across residential, commercial and purpose-built accommodation sectors.

## Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) portfolio
- [Hillvue House](https://www.hillvuehouse.com.au), Tamworth, NSW 2340. Status: Completed. Purpose-built Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) property delivering high-quality, accessible housing for NDIS participants in regional Tamworth. Designed to Improved Liveability standard with Onsite Overnight Assistance and Fire Sprinklers to maximise participant safety.
- [Hillvue Haven](https://hillvuehaven.com.au), Tamworth, NSW 2340. Status: Completed. Purpose-built SDA home providing modern, accessible accommodation for NDIS participants. The property features purpose-designed living spaces, Onsite Overnight Assistance facilities, and fire sprinkler systems to maximise participant safety.
- [Gables on Gladstone](https://sdamudgee.com.au), Mudgee, NSW 2850. Status: Under Development. Two purpose-built High Physical Support SDA homes at 127 Gladstone Street, Mudgee: two and three bedrooms, each with an Onsite Overnight Assistance room and fire sprinklers throughout. Opening 2027.
- [The Post](https://www.thepostbathurst.com.au), Bathurst, NSW 2795. Status: Under Development. Two brand-new High Physical Support SDA homes at 334 Peel Street, Bathurst: three bedrooms and three ensuites each, an Onsite Overnight Assistance room and fire sprinklers throughout. SDA by ADAPT Housing.

## News and insights
- [Brookline Completes First SDA Property in Tamworth: Hillvue House Achieves Full Occupancy](https://www.brooklinepg.com.au/news/post-9/) (2025-12-10): Brookline Property Group announces the successful completion and full occupancy of Hillvue House, a purpose-built Specialist Disability Accommodation property.
- [Beyond the Spreadsheet: Start With the ROC or the Numbers Won’t Matter](https://www.brooklinepg.com.au/news/post-8/) (2025-11-24): The SDA Pricing Calculator produces attractive rental figures, but viability depends on something it ignores entirely: the roster of care. Single-participant designs may show high yields on paper yet prove impossible to staff or lease. The most successful SDA investments are designed in collaboration with SIL providers, prioritizing practical care delivery over theoretical calculator outputs.
- [Investing for Good: The Opportunity of SDA](https://www.brooklinepg.com.au/news/post-7/) (2025-11-11): Brookline's Regional Impact Fund I targets a $10 billion undersupply gap in regional NSW SDA, where demand matches metro areas but supply lags significantly. With government-backed, CPI-linked income streams and a proven track record in Tamworth achieving 100% occupancy, the Fund offers investors 8% target yields while delivering purpose-built housing that transforms lives.
- [Beyond Compliance: Creating SDA That Builds Community Connection](https://www.brooklinepg.com.au/news/post-6/) (2025-06-02): Meeting SDA compliance standards isn't enough if we're serious about transforming lives. Too often, developments tick every accessibility box while inadvertently creating isolation. The future of SDA lies in strategic location planning, universal design that welcomes community, and person-centred choices that prioritize connection over mere compliance—creating homes, not just compliant buildings.
- [Shallow Capital Markets Hinder Housing Solutions](https://www.brooklinepg.com.au/news/post-10/) (2025-02-26): Australia throws a lot of money at housing, but not necessarily in the right way or by the right people.
- [Addressing the SDA Demand / Supply imbalance in Regional NSW](https://www.brooklinepg.com.au/news/post-5/) (2025-02-06): Regional NSW faces a stark SDA supply-demand imbalance: 54% of participant demand versus only 30% of dwelling supply. This mismatch creates a compelling investment opportunity in the sweet spot between individual investor capacity and institutional fund scale—delivering both strong risk-adjusted returns and critically needed housing for Australians with disabilities.
- [Why SDA Real Estate Shines in Uncertain Economic Times](https://www.brooklinepg.com.au/news/post-4/) (2025-01-29): In an environment of volatile interest rates, persistent inflation, and geopolitical uncertainty, Specialist Disability Accommodation offers institutional investors a compelling combination of defensive characteristics and attractive returns. With CPI-adjusted rents, government-backed income streams, and non-cyclical demand, SDA provides portfolio resilience when traditional investments face increasing pressure.
- [Understanding the Key Players in Specialist Disability Accommodation: A Comprehensive Guide](https://www.brooklinepg.com.au/news/post-3/) (2025-01-21): The SDA ecosystem relies on six key stakeholder groups working together: participants and families, SDA providers, disability service providers, support coordinators, owners/developers, and occupational therapists. Understanding how these roles interact is essential for anyone involved in delivering specialist disability accommodation that truly transforms lives.
- [SDA Is Complex, But Worth the Effort](https://www.brooklinepg.com.au/news/post-2/) (2025-01-14): Investing in Specialist Disability Accommodation requires navigating complex regulations, coordinating multiple stakeholders, and managing eight critical stages from land acquisition to participant placement. Despite the challenges, dedicated managers who understand the nuances can achieve substantial financial returns and meaningful social impact in this emerging asset class.
- [SDA: A New Asset Class for Australia](https://www.brooklinepg.com.au/news/post-1/) (2024-04-29): The NDIS has created an entirely new asset class in Australian residential property. Unlike traditional houses and apartments that generate negative cash flow, Specialist Disability Accommodation delivers positive returns through government-subsidized rent and long-term tenancies. Here's why SDA represents a generational investment opportunity comparable to the US affordable housing sector.

Brookline's investment offers are for wholesale investors only. Nothing on this site is financial advice.

Last updated: 2026-10-22