Senior Living
Just like the college kids are moving into the college dorms, it’s finally move-in time for The Harden at Public Market, a new residential high-rise revitalizing Fort Worth’s historic market. Yes, Aug. 24 is move-in date for the seniors — senior citizens, that is, over 62 years old — at the slick new apartments located…
Seniors in Texas are increasingly forgoing homeownership in favor of renting, with the cohort becoming the fastest growing demographic in the Lone Star State over the past decade. Using U.S. Census data from the American Community Survey between 2013 and 2023, the single-family rental platform Point2Homes found that the six largest metro areas in Texas…
From Staff Reports As Dallas’ senior population continues to grow, a new housing development aims to meet the demand for affordable options tailored to aging residents. On June 24, DHA, Housing Solutions for North Texas, and development partner Volunteers of America National Services broke ground on The Culbreath, a $96.7 million senior living community near…
Housing is definitely going vertical in Dallas, and the latest project serves a special population of “active adults” 55 and older. Mariposa at Western Heights is a $30.5 million mixed-income residential facility at 1641 N. Windomere Avenue along Fort Worth Avenue. Developer Zachary Krochtengel with Sycamore Strategies worked with the City of Dallas to finance…
Dallas plan commissioners recommended last week approving a rezoning request allowing the construction of a four-story, 120-unit retirement community on the southeast corner of Cockrell Hill Road and Blue Ridge Boulevard. The South Loop 12 development could help address the lack of affordable housing specifically suited for senior citizens. Homes will cost about $265,000 at…
