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John Knox Village Plans $220M Redevelopment In Lee’s Summit, Missouri
The project will provide a more modern look for the 55-year-old CCRC while adding 62 units by 2027.
News February 122026 EFA Conference Preview: The Exchange To Bring High-Impact Sessions To The Expo Floor
Environments for Aging announces the schedule for The Exchange, a new feature at the 2026 EFA Conference + Expo set for March 16-18 in Phoenix.
News February 11Crossing Pointe Affordable Senior Living Community Completes Construction In Union City, Georgia
The project by National Church Residences adds 80 units for residents ages 55+ to the Christian City CCRC.
News February 10Lakewood Senior Housing Begins Construction In Daytona Beach, Florida
The 62+ affordable senior living community will house 56 independent living units, with four units designed for residents with mobility, visual, and hearing impairments.
News February 9The Sinclair At Port Washington Plans $50M Renovation In New York
The project entails updates to residences, dining venues, wellness amenities, and common spaces.
News February 6Oppidan Plans 195-Unit CCRC In Maple Grove, Minnesota
The new campus will be built on a 10-acre site and is projected to open in 2028.
News February 52026 EFA Conference Announces Opening Keynote Speaker
Author and toy company founder Cas Holman will present “The Power of Play: How We Can Use Curiosity to Change the World” to kick off this year’s conference programming.
News February 4Cranberry Manor Plans Affordable Senior Living Expansion In Wareham, Massachusetts
The new senior living community will sit behind a multifamily apartment complex and house 40 one-bedroom units.
News February 4RoseVilla Senior Living Adds Solar-Powered Hub On Portland, Oregon, Campus As Part Of Resiliency Plan
The Resilient Operations and Sustainable Energy (ROSE) Port is designed to withstand extreme weather events and provide clean power and water for residents during emergencies.
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