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Provincial Senior Living Renovates Missouri Community; Texas Community Plans $31m Revitalization Effort

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Construction: In Progress

Chicanos Por La Causa plan rehabilitation of affordable Arizona property

Arizona-based Chicanos Por La Causa will acquire and renovate an affordable senior housing community in Tucson, Arizona, according to a news release.

KeyBank Community Development Lending and Investment provided a $10.1 million construction loan for the revitalization project at Casa Del Pueblo in Tucson.

The community is currently 100% occupied and no residents will be displaced as part of the plan, the release states.

Groundbreaking ceremony held in Texas for campus renewal project

As part of the start of the Age of Renewal Capital Project, a groundbreaking ceremony was held in Midland, Texas to improve the Manor Park senior living community, according to a news release.

The $31 million campus renewal repositions Manor Park to meet future senior living demand and serve as a lifeplan community as part of a broader campus master planning effort.

The effort “renews the heart” of the Manor Park campus through the renovations of an activity building, adaptive, the use of a former structure for a welcome and wellness center, along with upgrades to the existing building with HVAC improvements and removal of “skilled nursing.

Construction: Completed

Provincial Senior Living renovates Missouri community

Garden Village, an independent living community part of the Provincial Senior Living network of properties was recently renovated, according to a news release.

Renovations included updated furnishings, decor and added model apartment upgrades.