Construction Begins On HarborChase At Park Cities Senior Housing

The Beck Group broke ground on its new senior housing community, HarborChase at Park Cities. The 214k SF eight-story building will feature four floors of dedicated memory and Alzheimer’s care.

The building is a Neoclassical style with balconies—which project manager Kevin Newton tells us is an unusual feature in assisted living facilities. The balconies serve a purpose though; the building will be on a very tight site and the balconies help set the building back from the road.

The developer of the project is Silverstone Healthcare Co, a Dallas-based firm with six assisted living and memory care communities under development in Texas, Florida and Virginia.

The facility will include 105 assisted living units, 29 memory care units, dining facilities, wellness areas, a beauty salon, community spaces and administrative areas.

HarborChase at Park Cities will be ready for residents in 2017.

Bisnow's hosting an event on June 22 all about senior living, check it out!

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