$25 million rebuilding plan in place for burned seniors complex
Fire razed St. Albert seniors building will be rebuilt as active adult luxury rental complex.
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Fire razed St. Albert seniors building will be rebuilt as active adult luxury rental complex.
“We definitely want to move away from the seniors health care stigma because we believe that the future in Alberta, particularly with the UCP government is going to lean more to aging in place and home care and away from the very expensive institutional care,“ said Greg Christenson, president of Christenson Developments.
Fire razed St. Albert seniors building will be rebuilt as active adult luxury rental complex.
St. Albert city councillor Sheena Hughes has asked administration to study the possible benefits and consequences of implementing an penalty or increased tax rate on properties that have been deemed uninhabitable.
The Manor opened in Whitecourt to provide seniors housing. The project was spearheaded by Christenson Developments. Read more.