Raising the Bar for Senior Living
Shane Herlet helps lead a company trying to up the ante in its industry with a new brand that combines hospitality-level living standards and urban locations.
Shane Herlet helps lead a company trying to up the ante in its industry with a new brand that combines hospitality-level living standards and urban locations.
Massachusetts’ 40Y “starter home statute” offers towns and cities a high-impact tool to create reasonably priced homes for young and old, alike.
There is an extremely high demand for senior housing in Massachusetts, but good senior housing projects aren’t just rebranded apartment buildings.
By the end of next week, all 273 assisted living facilities in Massachusetts will be required to send a letter to all residents and families detailing fire safety protocols, evacuation procedures and key points of contact.
Senior housing developer and operator 2Life Communities celebrated the completion of Leland House, a 68-apartment community for older adults in Waltham.
Consistent public school enrollment declines mean that surplus school buildings could be a real source of new homes, but towns and cities often lack the expertise to do it themselves.
Massachusetts ranks 50 out of the 50 states as the worst state for elder economic security – and that is largely due to high housing costs. 2Life Communities CEO Amy Schectman wants to change that.
Mayor Michelle Wu joined Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll and officials from co-developers Pennrose and LGBTQ Senior Housing Inc. and residents for the grand opening of The Pryde on Friday.
Greater Boston needs lots of housing. But it also needs the right kind of housing to match its demographic trends: seniors needing single-level living and young families needing bigger homes.
A Boston nonprofit will launch a building renovation program in 2025 to address deferred maintenance following its acquisition of a downtown Lynn senior housing community.
A project that received $129 million in MassDevelopment bond financing is designed to deliver a rare middle-income housing option for senior citizens in Newton.
A planned 70-unit active adult community in Northampton is designed to make the math work for cash-poor seniors seeking to downsize and sell their homes.
Art galleries, Bocce courts and farm-to-table restaurants serving up produce grown on-site: Not the amenity list at a Millennial-focused apartment complex but features at recent developments by Benchmark Senior Living, led by CEO Tom Grape.
Kaplan Construction of Brookline has broken ground on the first affordable housing complex for seniors to be built in the Upham’s Corner section of Dorchester.
Public and private low-income and affordable housing property operators should begin exploring options to vaccinate residents and staff now before the state activates the next phase of its vaccine distribution plan,
Jennifer Francis has a day-to-day window into how all commercial real estate sectors are performing throughout the pandemic as an executive vice president of Newton-based RMR Group.
An unprecedented need for senior housing is coming. The question is whether we can provide enough safe, affordable, comfortable and care-appropriate options before the wave hits the shore.
Peabody Properties is among a group of Boston-area multifamily landlords and property managers that are working with their tenants to prevent evictions. Adam Kenney oversees management, leasing and sales for the company for 6,000 units at more than 60 properties.
Boston-based Taurus Investment Holdings is making its first investment in the senior housing sector with a $200 million acquisition of six Massachusetts properties in a joint venture with Burlington-based Northbridge Cos.
The Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Development Corp. has filed plans with the city of Boston for a 68-unit project just north of Franklin Park in the city’s Dorchester neighborhood.