Seniors Resources and Information

Loma Linda panel to consider affordable housing plot
Loma Linda could inch closer to erasing its deficit of affordable housing Tuesday, when the plotting commission considers an application from the second of two developers vying to build 152 units of affordable senior housing.
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Fairfax housing plot eschews large developments
After quarreling with state officials for years over the need to provide affordable housing, Fairfax leaders have unveiled a plot that would set aside space for seniors, low-income workers and the homeless.
Read more on Marin Independent Journal

Health Exop Boosts Public Awareness at Edgemere Senior Living Community
Dallas – Edgemere senior living community recently hosted its second annual Health Expo. The event proved to be a huge success, as more than 150 residents and guests came to learn more about different health related options in the Dallas area.
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Brookdale Announces Completion of Two Refinancing Transactions
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Aug. 27 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Brookdale Senior Living Inc. (NYSE: BKD) announced today that the Company has completed two mortgage debt refinancing transactions in the aggregate principal amount of 9.0 million. The Company obtained a 1.0 million first mortgage loan from Prudential Mortgage Capital Company. The loan has a seven year term and bears interest at a fixed …
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Site prep starts at Casey’s Pond in Steamboat
An executive with Pearl Senior Living confirmed Friday that site preparation work has begun on 5.5 acres of land immediately east of Casey’s Pond on Steamboat’s south side where a new senior living campus is plotted.
Read more on The Steamboat Pilot & Today

Housing for low-income seniors to open in Fox Lake
FOX LAKE – A million housing complex for low-income seniors is expected to open to residents Wednesday, Sept. 1 in Fox Lake.
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Coles County senior citizens, disabled can apply for home modification grants
CHARLESTON – Some Coles County senior citizens and people with disabilities should be able to get money to help with modifications to their homes sometime before the end of the year.
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