Northeast Projects has successfully completed the La Mora Senior Apartments in Yonkers, New York, a 60-unit affordable housing development that sets a new standard for energy efficiency and sustainable design. The project, praised by Governor Kathy Hochul and industry experts, is a testament to the possibilities of combining affordability with environmental stewardship.
The 2100 Memorial Senior-Living Community in Houston has reopened after being completely rebuilt following Hurricane Harvey’s devastation. This marks a major milestone for many seniors who were displaced by the storm and now have the opportunity to return to their homes. The new building features modern amenities, senior-friendly design, and resilience features to protect against future flooding.
The Integral Group recently opened Wellspring Apartments, a pioneering project that provides sustainable and affordable living spaces for Miami-Dade’s elderly population. With 99 units, 67 designated for low-income residents and 32 for moderate-income individuals, Wellspring Apartments responds to the growing need for affordable housing for aging adults. The project exemplifies The Integral Group’s commitment to community development, and the partnership with local government and organizations highlights the importance of innovative design and strategic partnerships in addressing housing affordability.
A new four-story building is under construction in the Vine Neighborhood of Kalamazoo, Michigan. The building, located at 530 S. Rose St., will be called Rose Place and will offer 64 apartment units for seniors aged 55 and older.
Rose Place will be the first seniors-only apartment building managed by KMG Prestige in Kalamazoo. Monthly rental rates have not yet been set, but a mix of affordable and market-rate units will be available.
The project received approval for a Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) resolution from the Kalamazoo City Commission, which will provide tax breaks for up to 50 years for 51 eligible units in the Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) project.
The building is expected to be completed in late December 2024 or early January 2025. It will offer accessibility features such as roll-in showers, wheelchair-accessible hallways and doorways, and elevators on all floors. Resident-only parking, community rooms, and balconies will also be available.
