Aging Well: News & Insights for Seniors and Caregivers
- Harrison Street and Harbert Management Corporation form a development partnership to build senior living communities in Pasadena and Potomac.
- The Palmer in Pasadena will have 80 units; The Belle Mare in Potomac will have 94 units.
- Harbert Management's active construction portfolio exceeds 800 units, with projects underway in Irvine, Dublin, and Dallas.
- Erickson Senior Living opened a sales center for Ava Lakes in Boynton Beach; opening late 2029 with 273 independent living residences.
- Ava Lakes will include storm-resiliency measures: reinforced concrete, hurricane-resistant windows, and backup power for essential systems during outages.
In the Pipeline is part of your SHN+ subscription
In the Pipeline is brought to you by the Senior Housing News Architecture & Design Awards, an annual competition that recognizes cutting-edge design, excellence, and innovation in senior living.
Construction: Planned
Harrison Street, Harbert Management form development partnership
Harrison Street Asset Management and Harbert Management Corporation have announced a development partnership for two new senior living communities in California and Maryland.
The joint venture will lead to the development of two communities in Pasadena, California and Potomac, Maryland.
The Palmer in Pasadena and The Belle Mare in Potomac will span 80 units and 94 units, respectively.
With projects already underway in Irvine and Dublin, California and Dallas, it brings Harbert’s active construction portfolio to over 800 units.
Construction financing for the projects is provided by PNC Bank.
“Pasadena and Potomac will be benchmark assets in our portfolio of luxury, Class A communities,” said Patrick McGonigle, CEO of Harbert South Bay. “We are excited to begin construction on both projects, alongside a great partner in Harrison Street, as we continue to deliver distinctive communities designed to meet demand in attractive, supply-constrained markets.”
Harbert South Bay is partnering with Momentum Senior Living on all projects within its portfolio.
The company also has plans for additional construction in Walnut Creek, California, San Francisco, San Diego and Newton, Massachusetts.
Construction: In Progress
Erickson Senior Living opens sales center in Florida
Senior living provider Erickson Senior LIving recently opened a sales and information center for the future Ava Lakes continuing care retirement community in Boynton Beach, Florida.
The community is expected to open in late 2029 and serve as the company’s third managed community in Florida. The first phase of Ava Lakes will feature 273 independent living residences.
Planned amenities include multiple indoor and outdoor dining venues, outdoor pool, fitness center, on-site medical center, indoor and outdoor pickleball courts, theater, nature preserve and walking paths.
The community will include storm-resiliency features to help keep residents safe during severe weather and power outages. The residential buildings will be built with reinforced concrete and include hurricane-resistant windows to withstand severe weather conditions.
Within each unit, backup power will help keep things like air conditioning, hot water, refrigeration and two outlets operating in the event of power outages.
“We remain focused on developing communities that meet the evolving needs of older adults seeking an active, engaged retirement lifestyle,” said Erickson Senior Living CEO Alan Butler. “Our continued investment reflects the strong demand we’re seeing and our commitment to expanding access to the Erickson Senior Living experience in new markets.”
Nonprofit life plan community Plymouth Place in La Grange Park, Illinois announced the start of construction on a villas project to expand independent living access on the campus.
The expansion will add 38 new independent living villas through development expertise by Plante Moran Living Forward, AG Architecture, Hitchcock Design Group, Pepper Construction and Solutions Advisors serving as project partners.
Construction: Completed
Leyden Senior Apartments, an affordable senior housing property in Franklin Park, Illinois, is now open.
The community includes a four-story building with 80 units of independent living. The property is owned by Leyden Apartments and designed by Weese Langley Klein Architects. Construction was handled by F.H. Paschen with developer Evergreen Real Estate Group.
Leyden Senior Apartments includes a community room, kitchen, fitness center, a lounge area, laundry rooms on each level and a patio. On-site parking is also accessible for residents and visitors.
Other noteworthy projects
Construction: Planned
Construction: In Progress
Read the full article on the original source
