Newest retirement homes reflect changing demographics
This fall, a total of three retirement facilities will operate along a single 1.5-mile stretch of Shipley Road in North Wilmington. They were built decades apart, but taken together they demonstrate the shifting demographics of Delaware.
HarborChase of Wilmington is Now Open
New Senior Living Community Offers Assisted Living and Memory Care HarborChase of Wilmington, a new local senior living community, is officially open and moving in residents. The general public is invited to drop by the luxury community for a tour and to learn more about the innovative services, upscale amenities and variety of living options […]
Harbor Chase Assisted Living and Memory Care
News4JAX visits HarborChase Jacksonville community.
HRA to Introduce Leading-Edge Image, Etiquette and Hospitality Training
Harbor Retirement Associates (HRA) to Introduce Leading-Edge Image, Etiquette and Hospitality Training to its Senior Living Communities VERO BEACH, Fla. – April 10, 2018 – Harbor Retirement Associates (HRA), a regional senior living development and operating company based in Vero Beach, is introducing a leading-edge etiquette and hospitality training program to its senior living communities. […]
HarborChase of Prince William Commons is Officially Open
New Senior Living Community to Offer Assisted Living and Memory Care HarborChase of Prince William Commons, a new local assisted living and memory care community, is now officially open to the public and accepting new residents. The community was formally dedicated and introduced at its grand opening event, “An Evening to Treasure: Celebrating Our Museums,” […]
Harbor Retirement Associates Names New CFO
Harbor Retirement Associates (HRA) has promoted its longtime controller to the chief financial officer role. Chris Collins is HRA’s new CFO, the Vero Beach, Florida-based senior living operator announced Wednesday. Collins worked as HRA’s controller for the past six years. He is replacing departing CFO Tom Mitchell, who is leaving the job after six years […]
Recession Would Further Hurt Occupancy But Create Opportunities in Senior Living
Though senior living is more recession-proof than many industries, an economic downturn would likely worsen current occupancy challenges and make affordability an even more pressing issue to address, according to executives in the sector.
InterFace Panel: Seniors Housing Must Become ‘Sexier’ to Millennial Workforce
The seniors housing business is beset with labor concerns, and developers and operators are convinced that the solution lies in upping the number of millennials on staff.