A new independent senior living community, complete with an 80-seat movie theater, a 300-seat performance space and a cafe, will make even millennials jealous. Masonic Homes of Kentucky symbolically broke ground Wednesday on The Meadow, a 230,000-square-foot, 122-unit apartment-style complex on the 82-acre Masonic Homes campus, 3701 Frankfort Ave.
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Masonic Homes of Kentucky’s groundbreaking last month on The Meadow, a 230,000-s.f., 122-unit apartment-style complex on its 82-acre Louisville campus is part of a move by the region’s significant aging-care sector to fill an expanding need.
Masonic Homes of Kentucky broke ground this month on The Meadow, a 122-unit independent living community that will include an 80-seat movie theater, a 300-seat performance space, a café and other amenities.
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Masonic Homes of Kentucky broke ground this month on The Meadow, a 122-unit independent living community that will include an 80-seat movie theater, a 300-seat performance space, a café and other amenities.
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People approaching age 65 might want to think about more than just a retirement fund. Especially if they don’t make much money. Developers in Louisville are banking on an explosion of the elderly population living on inheritances by building more out-of-pocket assisted and independent living facilities.
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Masonic Homes of Kentucky broke ground this month on The Meadow, a 122-unit independent living community that will include an 80-seat movie theater, a 300-seat performance space, a café and other amenities.
http://www.masonichomeslifestyle.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/11816208_G.jpg360640AsjbUsj243http://www.masonichomeslifestyle.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/ALC-logo-300x94.pngAsjbUsj2432016-09-14 16:01:182017-01-14 16:03:55Masonic Homes breaks ground on new interactive community in Louisville
The demand is high for units at Masonic Homes of Kentucky, and the supply should come months sooner than expected as a result. The Louisville senior living community had expected to start work early next year on The Meadow, which will add 122 apartment-style independent-living homes to the campus. But that’s been moved up to […]
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Nicole Candler, Masonic Homes senior vice president, said the organization plans to break ground early next year on the 48-unit Grove Pointe assisted-living complex. It will go behind the Olmstead. An old facility has been torn down to make way for the new project.
Masonic Homes Kentucky’s planned living facility will have people wishing they were older
A new independent senior living community, complete with an 80-seat movie theater, a 300-seat performance space and a cafe, will make even millennials jealous. Masonic Homes of Kentucky symbolically broke ground Wednesday on The Meadow, a 230,000-square-foot, 122-unit apartment-style complex on the 82-acre Masonic Homes campus, 3701 Frankfort Ave.
Assisted Living Sector Expands
Masonic Homes of Kentucky’s groundbreaking last month on The Meadow, a 230,000-s.f., 122-unit apartment-style complex on its 82-acre Louisville campus is part of a move by the region’s significant aging-care sector to fill an expanding need.
Ground Broken Ahead of Schedule on $44 Million Senior Community
Masonic Homes of Kentucky broke ground this month on The Meadow, a 122-unit independent living community that will include an 80-seat movie theater, a 300-seat performance space, a café and other amenities.
Growth Continues at Masonic Homes of Kentucky
Masonic Homes of Kentucky broke ground this month on The Meadow, a 122-unit independent living community that will include an 80-seat movie theater, a 300-seat performance space, a café and other amenities.
Developers Are Betting on Baby Boomers to Inherit Wealth
People approaching age 65 might want to think about more than just a retirement fund. Especially if they don’t make much money. Developers in Louisville are banking on an explosion of the elderly population living on inheritances by building more out-of-pocket assisted and independent living facilities.
Masonic Homes breaks ground on new interactive community in Louisville
Masonic Homes of Kentucky broke ground this month on The Meadow, a 122-unit independent living community that will include an 80-seat movie theater, a 300-seat performance space, a café and other amenities.
Why this multimillion-dollar East End project is running way ahead of schedule
The demand is high for units at Masonic Homes of Kentucky, and the supply should come months sooner than expected as a result. The Louisville senior living community had expected to start work early next year on The Meadow, which will add 122 apartment-style independent-living homes to the campus. But that’s been moved up to […]
Masonic Homes plans senior housing project
Nicole Candler, Masonic Homes senior vice president, said the organization plans to break ground early next year on the 48-unit Grove Pointe assisted-living complex. It will go behind the Olmstead. An old facility has been torn down to make way for the new project.