Colonial Greens Senior Living Center

06/14/2022

Congratulations to Dominium! Colonial Greens is now becoming Sandpiper Glen with 288 high-quality, affordable homes for seniors.

https://www.dominiumapartments.com/newsroom/Dominium-Announces-the-Land-Closing-for-New-Affordable-Senior-Housing-Development-in-Orlando.html

04/05/2020

Progress is coming along with the ten acre site off of east Colonial Blvd and the 417 Greenway. The developer is looking to build 370 apartments for seniors who are 58 years and older. One bedroom and two bedroom units will be available at reduced rents for qualified seniors.
Here we are cleaning up the property from homeless camps, and businesses doing illegal dumping there. Let's help keep this and other sites clean. FHFS- Future Homes For Seniors.

10/11/2019

Exciting development coming in 2020 to Colonial Greens!

05/09/2019

Where are the ten best places for retirees to find affordable housing in retirement?

04/13/2019

If it is meant to be, then it will be. But you can plan for the inevitable.

Continuing Care Retirement Communities or CCRC is a potential option once a loved one is ready to move on from the family home and onto partial assisted living. CCRC is part independent living and part assisted living with the option of nursing home services. The CCRC option can be expensive.

04/09/2018

A wave of seniors is coming! This article explains why, and the CGSLC is getting ready for it.

News Article

04/03/2018

These are the five most expensive states for the median annual cost of a private, one-bedroom unit in an assisted living community, according to Genworth:

1.Delaware – $72,180
2.Alaska – $72,000
3.New Jersey – $69,732
4.Massachusetts – $67,188
5.Rhode Island – $61,860

At Colonial Greens Senior Living Center, we think we can do better than that, and we're working on it.

The cost of assisted living can vary greatly state-by-state, according to a new survey. Which states are the cheapest, and which will set you back most?

03/29/2018

At the Colonial Greens Senior Living Center we look forward to hosting dynamic networking events for our residents, and seniors living in the area. Studies show that Central Florida will grow its population of people over 55 years old by 698,000 during the next 22 years.

03/25/2018

Through 2040, the overall swath of Central Florida is expected to grow by 698,000 residents ages 50 years old and up. The designs for Colonial Greens Senior Living Center will be planned for about 400 residents in our independent and assisted living units.

With medical offices for geriatric services, and Florida Hospital East around the corner, we look forward to a serving the growing population of seniors.

03/21/2018

Orlando made the list!

Access to a variety of activities, healthcare facilities, and good weather are just a few of the reasons why the Colonial Greens Senior Living Center would like to fit in for retirees.

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02/22/2018

Speaking to a group of Hispanic Realtors yesterday, we discussed how a latino atmosphere might be more inviting to their senior clients who are relocating to Orlando from large metropolitan areas like New York City and Miami.

Senior Housing News predicts that the locations of senior housing will see a big shift this year, with a focus on greater cultural connections and integrated living in urban areas.

Colonial Greens Senior Living Center is listening.

Senior housing trends in 2018 are all about providing a personalized experience contrary to what we’ve seen in the past. Read more.