Senior Housing - Northeast
Cities
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Douglaston Lands Financing for $94M Bronx Project
The 188-unit affordable senior housing development will rise near the New York Botanical Garden.
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JASA Lands $75M Refi for Senior Property in Queens
Loan proceeds will fund planned capital improvements to the 512-unit property in the Far Rockaway neighborhood.
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Pennrose Lands Financing for Philly-Area Senior Community
The 96-unit building represents the final phase of the Kinder Park development in Ridley Township.
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New Hampshire Assisted Living Properties Get $24M Refi
Greystone provided HUD financing for the three senior care communities located in Manchester, Nashua and Bedford.
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Capitol Seniors Housing Opens New York Facility
The 101-suite property in the town of Greenburgh is operated by Chelsea Senior Living.
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New York Skilled Nursing Facility Lands $10M Refi
The 120-bed Sunset Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Oneida County offers 54 semi-private and 12 private units.
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Weston Associates Lands $82M Loan for Boston Affordable Asset
The financing extends the affordability of the 231-unit senior and disabled housing community for 23 years.
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Affordable Boston Community Lands $33M Refi
The FHA Section 223(f) financing will preserve affordability at Mountain View Terrace Apartments for the next 31 years.
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LCB Senior Living Opens Boston-Area Senior Community
The developer broke ground on the 90-unit assisted living and memory care facility in 2018.
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MassHousing Provides $25M Financing for Massachusetts Community
The funds will be used to renovate the community, as well as to extend the affordability of the senior housing.
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Home Street Partners Opens Bronx Community
The property includes 63 apartments primarily serving low-income seniors.
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Nonprofit Receives $27M for Affordable Senior Community
The 160-unit property located 16 miles south of Boston will undergo important upgrades, including $6 million in renovation works.
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JV Completes $53M Redevelopment of Bronx Senior Community
Project financing included $17 million for capital repairs at the 138-unit affordable property, developed in 1973.
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Breaking Ground Tops Off Bronx Senior Housing Community
The affordable project was designed by COOKFOX Architects and incorporates Passive House standards.
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Pennrose Debuts Massachusetts Senior Development
The 55-unit, mainly affordable project stems from the conversion of a 1920s school in Auburn.