Revitalizing senior living near downtown Dayton

Location

Dayton, OH

Year Built

1972

Year Renovated

2020

Number of Units

204

Built as an affordable senior community in 1972 in the Oregon District, approximately one mile from downtown Dayton, Jaycee Towers was at risk of being converted to market-rate housing and in need of a modernization. Redwood developed a preservation and redevelopment plan to revitalize the property, which included a comprehensive community focused renovation. The revitalization included full unit renovations, façade improvements, systems upgrades, elevator modernizations, security upgrades and energy efficient appliances and fixtures throughout. Additionally, a new on-site service coordinator office was built along with a wellness center, fitness center, community gardens and picnic areas.

Location

Dayton, OH

Year Built

1972

Year Renovated

2020

Number of Units

204

Featured Properties

Hausten Gardens

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Hausten Gardens, a mid-rise affordable senior community located near Waikiki Beach, was at risk of being converted to market rate housing. Redwood collaborated with a local partner to preserve and meaningfully improve the community as high-quality affordable housing.

Civic Towers

Miami, Florida

Originally constructed in the 1980s, Civic Towers and Civic Towers Senior were neglected and in need of meaningful capital investment. Redwood developed a comprehensive redevelopment plan, inclusive of an entirely new facade, to preserve and upgrade these critical community assets.

Homestead Apartments

King County, Washington

Built as affordable communities south of Seattle, Homestead Apartments was at risk of being converted to market-rate housing. Redwood sponsored an environmentally and community focused redevelopment that revitalized the communities as high-quality affordable housing.

Admiralty Apartments

Port Townsend, Washington

Admiralty Apartments, a mixed-use historically significant property on Port Townsend Bay, was partially condemned after storms damaged its structure. Redwood sponsored an environmentally focused redevelopment that included rebuilding the property’s pilings and brick masonry façade.

The Winthrop

Tacoma, Washington

The Winthrop, a mixed-use historically significant former hotel in Tacoma, was on the verge of failure after prior ownership filed for bankruptcy. Redwood sponsored a comprehensive, historically significant renovation that restored the former luxury hotel into high-quality affordable housing.

Watercolor illustration of the Admiralty Apartments
Illustration of the Winthrop Hotel in Tacoma

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