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WEST YARMOUTH, Mass. , Aug. 17, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Mill Hill Residence , a Maplewood At Mayflower Place community , will announce its grand opening on Wednesday, August 23 rd from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the former site of the Mill Hill Club at 164 MA-28 in West Yarmouth . Attendees will have a first look to see the residence and experience its personalized services and amenities.    Maplewood Senior Living )" src="https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/546334/Maplewood_Senior_Living_Grand_Opening.jpg?w=800" alt="(PRNewsfoto/ Maplewood Senior Living )" class="img-responsive" /> (PRNewsfoto/ Maplewood Senior Living )... In attendance at the event will be Representative William L. Crocker, Jr. and Yarmouth town officials including Town Administrator Daniel Knapi...

From LCB Senior Living : LCB Senior Living , LLC (www.lcbseniorliving.com) is pleased to announce the selection of Karen Foley as the company’s new Vice President of Sales. In this role, Mrs. Foley will support LCB’s sales teams at both the corporate and community levels, where she will coordinate with these associates in promoting LCB ’s communities and reaching occupancy and revenue objectives. Most LCB communities offer independent , assisted and memory care assisted living for local seniors. Mrs. Foley has 25 years of experience within the senior living industry , most of which have been in managerial sales roles . She has held positions with Sunrise Senior Living , Benchmark Senior Living , and most recently, Maplewood Senior Living , where she served as the company’s Vice President of Business Development. Independent Living residents at LCB Senior Living communities have private apartments with a kitchenette and bath, along with the peace of mind of 24-hour security, three n...

Manhattan is about to become a testing ground for what could be the next luxury real estate boom . Well, maybe mini-boom, considering the rather narrow target group : frail urban seniors with fat bank accounts . Developers are spending hundreds of millions on high-end assisted- living apartment projects , one on the Upper East Side and one in Midtown, and aiming for more in the area and across the U.S. The bet is that there are sufficient numbers of the affluent and aging in big cities who won't want to leave their neighborhoods, even as they suffer cognitive decline . It is, of course, a rather small group of any age or mental ability that can handle the monthly rents these kinds of places will command. They'll start at $12,000 at the complex that Maplewood Senior Living and Omega Healthcare Investors Inc. are putting up on Second Avenue and 93rd Street. Some will top more than $20,000 at the building Welltower Inc. and Hines are about to break ground for on the corner of ...

(Bloomberg)—Manhattan is about to become a testing ground for what could be the next luxury real estate boom . Well, maybe mini-boom, considering the rather narrow target group : frail urban seniors with fat bank accounts . Developers are spending hundreds of millions on high-end assisted- living apartment projects , one on the Upper East Side and one in Midtown, and aiming for more in the area and across the U.S. The bet is that there are sufficient numbers of the affluent and aging in big cities who won’t want to leave their neighborhoods, even as they suffer cognitive decline . It is, of course, a rather small group of any age or mental ability that can handle the monthly rents these kinds of places will command. They’ll start at $12,000 at the complex that Maplewood Senior Living and Omega Healthcare Investors Inc. are putting up on Second Avenue and 93rd Street. Some will top more than $20,000 at the building Welltower Inc. and Hines are about to break ground for o...

Old is (developer) gold: Builders targeting wealthy seniors with glitzy projects Hines’ Midtown project for graying New Yorkers will feature $20K a month rentals August 21, 2017 11:45AM Rendering of 139 East 56th Street New York City developers are betting big on a wave of demand coming from seniors who want luxury homes in the city and are willing pay handsomely for them. At Maplewood Senior Living and Omega Healthcare Investors Inc’s development at 93rd Street and Second Avenue, rentals will start at $12,000 a month, Bloomberg reported. Similarly, at Welltower Inc. and Hines’ 15- story senior living facility at 139 East 56th Street , some of the apartments will go for as much as $20,000 a month. While the city is grappling with a boatload of luxury new development inventory, developers expect seniors who will need assisted living in the city — and who have the means to pay for it — are a market that is majorly underserved. There are just 70 licensed memory-care beds in Manhatta...