In The Pipeline: LCS Community Plans $56M Expansion, Frontier to Start on $36M community

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Construction: Planned

LCS community marks $56M expansion

Life Care Services’ Trillium Woods, a life plan community in Plymouth, Minnesota, recently announced a large expansion project representing a $56 million investment.

The addition will include all new independent living apartment homes, underground parking and a new dining venue.

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Design of the expansion is being handled by the Minneapolis-based Pope Design Group.

More details on the project will be available in the coming months, according to a news release by Trillium Woods.

Trillium Woods / Image Courtesy Pope Design Group

Construction: In progress

Groundbreaking set for $36M Frontier community

Construction on the Pavilion in Tecolote Canyon, a $36 million assisted living and memory care community in San Diego, California, is set to begin next month following a groundbreaking ceremony on Aug. 11.

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The community will accommodate approximately 94 residents in the Clairemont neighborhood of San Diego.

Ahead of construction, salvaged beams and lumber will be donated to the Freedom Ranch for Heroes, a project that gives veterans a place to learn new skills and enjoy the outdoors.

The building will be Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certified and will feature both assisted living and memory care services.

Frontier currently has a portfolio of more than 130 communities across the country, with home offices in Portland, Oregon and Dallas, Texas.

The Pavilion in Tecolote Canyon / Graphic Courtesy Frontier Management

Historic Ohio property renovated

The Biltmore Towers in Dayton, Ohio will mark the end of a two-year renovation and rehabilitation project with a ceremony next month for the 230-unit affordable apartment complex for seniors and disabled residents. 

The development was opened in 1929 and converted to senior living in the 1980s and placed on the National Register of Hisotirc Places in 1982.

A grand reopening ceremony will be held on Aug. 2. 

The Biltmore Towers / Image Courtesy St. Mary Development Corp.

Other noteworthy projects include:

Planned

— Omni Smart Living has proposed a 12-building senior living campus in Sylvania Township, Ohio.

— A 408-unit senior living community in Fort Worth is being proposed by Miami, Florida-based developer Resia.

In progress

— Capstone Building Corp. is entering construction on the second phase of development for Stoneridge Villas in Madison, Alabama.

— A $32.5 million senior living community is now under construction after delays caused by the Covid-19 pandemic in Chesterfield, Missouri

Complete

— Oakmont of Moorpark recently opened earlier this month in Moorpark, California.

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