SDA Demand and Supply: Australian Capital Territory

The Australian Capital Territory, home to Canberra, has a concentrated urban population and strong NDIS participation rates. Its compact geography means SDA demand and supply dynamics are concentrated in a small number of SA3 regions.

Data: Q2 2026 (released 2026-06-30)

Australian Capital Territory SDA Market Overview

As of Q2 2026, Australian Capital Territory has 11 SA3 regions with SDA data. The state has more SDA places than current demand in aggregate, though individual regions vary. Individual region dynamics vary. See the table below for each region's market assessment and market signal.

11

SA3 Regions

8,888

Total Demand

8,888

Total Places

88

Undersupplied

88

Oversupplied

All Regions in Australian Capital Territory

RegionConfidenceAssessmentDemandPlacesGap
BelconnenLowUndersupplied888888-88
Canberra EastMediumUndersupplied888888-88
GungahlinLowUndersupplied888888-88
MolongloMediumUndersupplied888888-88
North CanberraMediumUndersupplied888888-88
OtherMediumUndersupplied888888-88
South CanberraMediumUndersupplied888888-88
TuggeranongMediumUndersupplied888888-88
Urriarra - NamadgiMediumUndersupplied888888-88
Weston CreekLowUndersupplied888888-88
Woden ValleyLowUndersupplied888888-88

About This Data

SDA Signals analyses demand and supply data across Australian Capital Territory's SA3 statistical regions using official NDIS quarterly data releases published by the National Disability Insurance Agency. Demand is calculated from SDA-eligible participants currently using and not yet using SDA. Supply is measured in registered SDA places and dwellings. Market assessments and confidence scores are derived using a conservative methodology. This data is updated quarterly. SDA Signals is market data, not investment advice.