Senior Housing
Jamboree Breaks Ground on Intergenerational Affordable Housing Project
Claremont, Calif.–Jamboree has broken ground on Courier Place Apartment Homes, a unified apartment community for low-income seniors and working families.
Jamboree Breaks Ground on Intergenerational Affordable Housing Project
Claremont, Calif.–Jamboree has broken ground on Courier Place Apartment Homes, which will be a 75-unit, unified apartment community for low-income seniors and working families.
Seniors and Affordable Green Multifamily Projects under Way in Chicago
Chicago–Ground has been broken for the New Admiral at the Lake, a 31-story life-care/continuing-care retirement community on the North Side of Chicago.
$200M Joint Venture Recaps Six-Property Seniors Portfolio
Harrison Street Real Estate Capital has joined forces with Morningside House Senior Living on a $200 million joint venture.
Rezoning the Key at Marque at Heritage Hunt
Gainesville, Va.–For a seniors housing property, rezoning was the key to clearing the credit crunch hurdle.
Seniors Housing Occupancy Rates and Other Indicators Hold Steady in Third Quarter
Annapolis, Md.–According to the National Investment Center for the Seniors Housing & Care Industry’s third quarter NIC MAP, the occupancy rate, as well as rent growth and new construction activity, did not diverge much from second quarter figures, but that may very well mean that the sector has hit bottom.
Rehabilitated Nazareth Towers Presented to Low-Income Seniors in Ohio
Columbus, Ohio–With a ribbon-cutting ceremony, Nazareth Towers, a 208-unit affordable housing property in Columbus, Ohio, officially emerges from a massive makeover, providing its tenant roster of seniors with a modernized residential community.
Affordable Seniors Housing Breaks Ground in Silicon Valley
Morgan Hill, Calif.–Ground will be broken this week for Horizons at Morgan Hill, a 49-unit affordable seniors housing property in the city of Morgan Hill in Santa Clara County in northern California.
Seniors Housing Starts Plunge: NIC
Annapolis, Md.–For the year-long period ending March 31, 2010, seniors housing starts, including senior apartments, were down 32 percent nationwide from the same period a year earlier.








