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The Banyan Foundation, Inc. and Partners Southeast Unveil New Senior Living Community, Hollywood Heights & Acres, with Grand Opening Event on February 14th

Baton Rouge, LA – (February 12, 2025) – The Banyan Foundation, Inc. and Partners Southeast are proud to announce the Grand Opening of Hollywood Heights & Acres, a senior-friendly neighborhood offering comfortable, spacious homes for seniors 55 and older. The event will be held on Friday, February 14th, at 10:00 AM. Join us at the Hollywood St. Baton Rouge 70805.

This senior community features ninety (90) homes, each thoughtfully designed to offer the ideal living experience for seniors. Hollywood Heights & Acres offers spacious interiors, ranging from 934 SF, along with plenty of green space for outdoor relaxation, walking paths, and more. Located in a prime area, this community is conveniently close to local amenities, providing easy access to shopping, dining, and healthcare services.

The grand opening marks an important milestone in the development of Hollywood Heights & Acres, offering seniors a welcoming, supportive environment where they can thrive in their golden years. This community is designed with the needs of seniors in mind, providing a sense of security and independence, as well as opportunities for connection with neighbors.


About The Banyan Foundation, Inc.
The Banyan Foundation, Inc., headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama, was established in 2009 as a 501(c)(3) charitable organization with a mission to develop and provide quality affordable housing for those in need. Since its inception, The Banyan Foundation has made significant strides in achieving this mission, successfully developing approximately 1,500 low-income housing units across the Southeast and Midwest, with additional projects slated to come online in the next 12 months to three years. For more information, visit thebanyanfoundation.com .

About Partners Southeast
For the past 20 years, Partners Southeast has sought to use housing as a platform to make measurable impacts in Education, Economic Opportunities, and Health & Wellness in communities throughout the Southeast. Focusing on strategic investments in People, Neighborhoods and Housing, seamlessly mixing market-rate and affordable units, Partners Southeast creates vibrant and diverse communities. For more information on Partners Southeast, visit www.partnerssoutheast.com

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“Thank God I’m here in this beautiful neighborhood”: Senior living community in North Baton Rouge is more than just a place to stay

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) – A new senior living neighborhood is bringing community, safety and comfort to North Baton Rouge.

“Thank God I’m here in this beautiful neighborhood,” resident Mylinda Smith said.

Today was the grand opening of Hollywood Heights and Acres Community. It offers 90 units to people aged 55 years and older. It’s not just a place to stay, it’s a community where neighbors look out for each other.

“It truly is coming and providing safe, clean housing for the community. But also comes in and you can tell, it is a community,” Rob Coats, President and CEO of The Banyan Foundation, said.The Banyan Foundation, a non-profit based in Alabama, and Partners Southeast, a local affordable housing developer, as well as several other groups and organizations came together to bring this all to seniors in North Baton Rouge.

“We’re talking about an area that’s been disinvested over a course of decades. So, any time you have the ability to bring tens of millions of dollars to a community, that’s something that should be considered,” J. Wesley Daniels, Jr., CEO of Partners Southeast, said.

With the ribbon cutting set for Valentine’s Day, the love for a new community and new beginnings was in the air.

“We love our seniors. They are our generational factors that really aid us in our development. So any time we have the ability to really service our seniors, our most vulnerable population, we couldn’t ask for a better day,” Daniels said.The neighbors love it too.

“And I love it, love it, love it, beautiful,” Smith said.

Smith moved into her new home here a year and a half ago. While driving around, she saw the community and instantly fell in love. Compared to her previous home, she says this one is “50 thousand times percent better. Better, better, better. Living arrangement, everything, the community, everything. Very safe, everything is very good over here.”

And for the developers and partners, it’s an ongoing mission to keep that feeling alive.“People are so accustomed to developers coming in and leaving, and so we have a stigma that is put on us until we prove them wrong,” Coats said. “They want to make sure we’re going to be here; they were telling us we want to make sure this is our home for a long time. So with that and with the communication and collaboration, it turned out to be something that everybody can be proud of.”

Rent at Hollywood Heights and Acres is a tax credit based on your income. While they are almost at full capacity, if you are over 55 years old and are interested in living here, applications for the waitlist are open.

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Senior housing project on Baton Rouge’s old Earl K. Long charity hospital site gets $2M grant

BATON ROUGE, LA – Redevelopment of the former Earl K. Long Medical Center is moving forward after a Dallas-based bank awarded Partners Southeast with $4 million for a planned senior living community.

Partners Southeast was awarded the grant by the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas for its Cypress at Wards Creek and Capstone at North Point senior living communities, according to an announcement from the housing developer.

Efforts to transform the Earl K. Long Medical Center have been ongoing for nearly a decade. The public, state-run hospital closed in 2013 and was demolished in 2015. The land, where Airline Highway crosses Greenwell Street, sat empty while multiple attempts to redevelop it stalled out over the past 10 years. 

The East Baton Rouge Housing Authority, a parish agency that works to develop affordable housing, purchased the property from LSU in 2023. Partners Southeast, which handles development for the housing authority, and Alabama-based nonprofit the Banyan Foundation proposed the redevelopment.

Each of the two communities will receive $2 million of the $4 million awarded, and a 65-unit facility will be the first phase of building at the former hospital’s location, according to the announcement.

When complete, plans call for the two senior housing communities to have 113 units, “aging in place” amenities, as well as wellness services, child care and education resources.

This was the largest award from the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas and is part of $78.9 million in affordable housing grants distributed to communities in Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, New Mexico and Texas, according to Partners Southeast.

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Partners Southeast Awarded $4 Million in Investments from FHLB Dallas to Develop Senior Housing

BATON ROUGE, LA —Partners Southeast has been awarded $4 million by the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas (FHLB Dallas) through its Affordable Housing Program (AHP) for its planned Cypress at Wards Creek and Capstone at North Point communities, each receiving a $2 million investment— marking the largest, maximum award for an individual project in FHLB Dallas’ history. This record-setting award by FHLB Dallas is part of $78.9 million in AHP grants distributed to communities across Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, New Mexico, and Texas.
Notably, Partners Southeast has secured three, FHLB Dallas AHP grants over the last eight months, totaling $6.1 million over recent funding cycles, thanks to a successful partnership with its local financial partner, Home Bank.
These transformative investments will assist in producing over 150 new apartment homes for seniors, our most vulnerable population.
The Capstone at North Point community will rise on a portion of the historic, 15-acre Earl K. Long (EKL) Medical Center site, recently acquired by EBRPHA from Louisiana State University. Vacant since the hospital’s closure in 2013, this site is designed to become a vibrant residential and commercial mixed- use community with housing, health and wellness services, childcare, and educational resources. Partners Southeast and The Banyan Foundation will co-develop the planned 113-unit mixed-income senior community that will provide essential “aging in place” amenities.
“We are incredibly honored to receive these two investments from FHLB Dallas, which underscores the power of collaboration and shared vision in transforming communities,” stated J. Wesley Daniels Jr., CEO of Partners Southeast. “Partners Southeast remains committed to creating vibrant, inclusive spaces that uplift families and provide lasting opportunities for generations to come. This milestone exemplifies what can be achieved when we work together to build a brighter future.”

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Entergy’s Power Through program to provide backup power for Cypress Pinchback Senior Community

[Baton Rouge, LA] – Partners Southeast, in collaboration with Entergy Louisiana, is proud to announce a special ribbon-cutting ceremony marking the installation of two state-of-the-art backup generators as part of the utility’s “Power Through” program. The event will take place at Cypress Pinchback, a premier mixed-income housing community dedicated to supporting
Baton Rouge’s seniors’ health, wellness, and security. This significant event will celebrate a joint effort to enhance energy resilience for vulnerable populations, especially as the Gulf Coast prepares for future storm seasons. The Power Through program, developed by Entergy, focuses on providing an affordable solution to backup power and supporting community
resilience in Louisiana.

The program’s benefits are two-fold: First, the natural gas generators provide backup power to Cypress Pinchback if the facility were to experience a power outage. Second, the generators will send power to Entergy’s electric system during peak demand, like when it is very hot or cold, and serve the broader community’s power needs. The addition of these generators, funded by Partners Southeast, underscores the commitment to reducing outage durations, speeding up recovery times, and lessening the community impact of major storms in Baton Rouge.

The Power Through program at Cypress Pinchback serves as a shining example of public-private partnership, integrating meaningful resources to improve the lives of Baton Rouge families. The 99-unit residential community, featuring amenities like community rooms, outdoor areas, a gym, and wellness center, was designed to allow seniors to “age in place” with dignity and safety. Thanks to this new power solution, seniors can rest assured that their health and safety needs-such as keeping medications cool and maintaining essential power-will be supported, even in adverse weather.

“After the 2016 floods, the State of Louisiana concluded that our senior citizens were the most vulnerable population impacted by disaster response, recovery, and housing challenges,” stated J. Wesley Daniels Jr., CEO of Partners Southeast. “Now, with Entergy’s Power Through solution, our seniors at Cypress Pinchback will have the safety, comfort and security of
uninterrupted power.”

“Our goal is always to provide our customers with exceptional service, and the incorporation of Entergy’s Power Through program at Cypress Pinchback helps us do just that, not only for residents at the facility but also for the broader community in East Baton Rouge Parish,” said Seth Schilling, Entergy Louisiana region customer service manager. “We’re proud to have partnered with Partners Southeast to bring these generators online and provide a safety net for our neighbors.”

This ribbon-cutting marks an exciting chapter in Baton Rouge’s journey toward resilient, affordable, and community-centered energy solutions. We welcome the media and local leaders to join us in celebrating this milestone
for Cypress Pinchback.

About Partners Southeast

For the past 20 years, Partners Southeast has sought to use housing as a vehicle to make measurable impacts in Education, Economic Opportunities, and Health & Wellness in communities throughout the Southeast. Partners Southeast provides and develops quality housing opportunities for individuals and families while promoting self-sufficiency and neighborhood revitalization. Focusing on strategic investments in people, neighborhoods, and housing and seamlessly mixing market-rate and affordable units, Partners Southeast creates vibrant and diverse communities.

About Entergy Louisiana

Entergy Louisiana, LLC provides electric service to more than 1 million customers in 58 parishes and natural gas service to more than 94,000 customers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Entergy Louisiana is a subsidiary of Entergy Corporation (NYSE: ETR), a Fortune 500 company. Entergy powers life for 3 million customers through our operating companies in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas. We’re investing in the reliability and resilience of the energy system while helping our region transition to cleaner, more efficient energy solutions. With roots in our communities for more than 100 years, Entergy is a nationally recognized leader in sustainability and corporate citizenship. Since 2018, we have delivered more than $100 million in economic benefits each year to local communities through philanthropy, volunteerism and advocacy. Entergy is headquartered in New Orleans, Louisiana, and has approximately 12,000 employees.
Entergy’s Power Through program is a simple and affordable solution for backup power at select facilities. While these facilities pay a reduced monthly cost for the service, Entergy maintains the generators at no additional cost. To learn more about the Power Through program, visit entergy.com/powerthrough.

Media Contacts:
Miranda Thomas, Communications Director for Partners Southeast at (225) 223-5067
Or Otey White and Associates at (225) 907-6839

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Partners Southeast and Entergy Unveil Entergy’s Power Through Program to provide backup power for Cypress Pinchback Senior Community

[Baton Rouge, LA] – Partners Southeast, in collaboration with Entergy Louisiana, is proud to announce a special ribbon-cutting ceremony marking the installation of two state-of-the-art backup generators as part of the utility’s “Power Through” program. The event will take place at Cypress Pinchback, a premier mixed-income housing community dedicated to supporting
Baton Rouge’s seniors’ health, wellness, and security. This significant event will celebrate a joint effort to enhance energy resilience for vulnerable populations, especially as the Gulf Coast prepares for future storm seasons. The Power Through program, developed by Entergy, focuses on providing an affordable solution to backup power and supporting community
resilience in Louisiana.

The program’s benefits are two-fold: First, the natural gas generators provide backup power to Cypress Pinchback if the facility were to experience a power outage. Second, the generators will send power to Entergy’s electric system during peak demand, like when it is very hot or cold, and serve the broader community’s power needs. The addition of these generators, funded by Partners Southeast, underscores the commitment to reducing outage durations, speeding up recovery times, and lessening the community impact of major storms in Baton Rouge.

The Power Through program at Cypress Pinchback serves as a shining example of public-private partnership, integrating meaningful resources to improve the lives of Baton Rouge families. The 99-unit residential community, featuring amenities like community rooms, outdoor areas, a gym, and wellness center, was designed to allow seniors to “age in place” with dignity and safety. Thanks to this new power solution, seniors can rest assured that their health and safety needs-such as keeping medications cool and maintaining essential power-will be supported, even in adverse weather.

“After the 2016 floods, the State of Louisiana concluded that our senior citizens were the most vulnerable population impacted by disaster response, recovery, and housing challenges,” stated J. Wesley Daniels Jr., CEO of Partners Southeast. “Now, with Entergy’s Power Through solution, our seniors at Cypress Pinchback will have the safety, comfort and security of
uninterrupted power.”

“Our goal is always to provide our customers with exceptional service, and the incorporation of Entergy’s Power Through program at Cypress Pinchback helps us do just that, not only for residents at the facility but also for the broader community in East Baton Rouge Parish,” said Seth Schilling, Entergy Louisiana region customer service manager. “We’re proud to have partnered with Partners Southeast to bring these generators online and provide a safety net for our neighbors.”

This ribbon-cutting marks an exciting chapter in Baton Rouge’s journey toward resilient, affordable, and community-centered energy solutions. We welcome the media and local leaders to join us in celebrating this milestone
for Cypress Pinchback.

About Partners Southeast

For the past 20 years, Partners Southeast has sought to use housing as a vehicle to make measurable impacts in Education, Economic Opportunities, and Health & Wellness in communities throughout the Southeast. Partners Southeast provides and develops quality housing opportunities for individuals and families while promoting self-sufficiency and neighborhood revitalization. Focusing on strategic investments in people, neighborhoods, and housing and seamlessly mixing market-rate and affordable units, Partners Southeast creates vibrant and diverse communities.

About Entergy Louisiana

Entergy Louisiana, LLC provides electric service to more than 1 million customers in 58 parishes and natural gas service to more than 94,000 customers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Entergy Louisiana is a subsidiary of Entergy Corporation (NYSE: ETR), a Fortune 500 company. Entergy powers life for 3 million customers through our operating companies in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas. We’re investing in the reliability and resilience of the energy system while helping our region transition to cleaner, more efficient energy solutions. With roots in our communities for more than 100 years, Entergy is a nationally recognized leader in sustainability and corporate citizenship. Since 2018, we have delivered more than $100 million in economic benefits each year to local communities through philanthropy, volunteerism and advocacy. Entergy is headquartered in New Orleans, Louisiana, and has approximately 12,000 employees.
Entergy’s Power Through program is a simple and affordable solution for backup power at select facilities. While these facilities pay a reduced monthly cost for the service, Entergy maintains the generators at no additional cost. To learn more about the Power Through program, visit entergy.com/powerthrough.

Media Contacts:
Miranda Thomas, Communications Director for Partners Southeast at (225) 223-5067
Or Otey White and Associates at (225) 907-6839


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Partners Southeast Charges Forward with Robust Pipeline with Construction Start of Cypress River Lofts

Baton Rouge, LA— With an investment of $8.5 million, Partners Southeast, the development arm of the East Baton Rouge Parish Housing Authority (EBRPHA) has started construction of Cypress River Lofts, 19 modern and energy-efficient one- and three-bedroom flats located at the corner of Duane and Oklahoma Streets near downtown Baton Rouge. 

Wesley Daniels, Jr, CEO of Partners Southeast and EBRPHA states “The long-term commitment to transform South Baton Rouge began in 2002 when EBRPHA was awarded a HOPE VI grant through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The multi-phased development began with River South Phase I, a scattered site community, consisting of thirty-three units. Phase II, built on  Highland Rd. across from WBRZ, includes forty-six units. Now twenty years later, we continue our commitment with the start of our third phase, Cypress River Lofts.”

In 2016, LADOTD announced the Highland Rd./Nicholson Street Exit Project. The proposed transit improvement included the demolition of the Terrace Street ramp, which would be replaced by a new Oklahoma Street exit ramp. At the time, Partners Southeast was preparing to close on the financing of River South Phase II.  

This new exit alignment, fronting its 1.5-acre site, spurred Partners Southeast development team to re-envision how they could maximize housing opportunities for the site. By increasing the density of the 1.5-acre site, River South Phase II was constructed using half of the site creating a third housing phase, Cypress River Lofts.

Financial investment for Cypress River Lofts is provided by the Louisiana Housing Corporation (LHC) through its HOME Investment Partnership Program and Neighborhood Landlord Rental Program (NLRP), with construction and permanent financing provided by Home Bank. The site is being ground leased from EBRPHA.

The development team includes the developer, Partners Southeast, the general contractor Milton J. Womack, Inc. and Leggette Construction Joint Venture, and architectural firm RHH Architects. Construction completion for Cypress River Lofts is anticipated in October 2024. 

Janelle Brown, COO of Partners Southeast, said the organizations’ access to federal, state, and local capital “enables us to continue to make substantial investments in the capital region.” 

River South Phase I and II and this third housing phase, Cypress River Lofts, represent a $28.1 million capital infusion within one of the oldest neighborhoods in Baton Rouge. Partners Southeast communities in South Baton Rouge adjoins two other major initiatives – the sprawling Water Campus, which includes the LSU Center for River Studies, and the 30-acre Nicholson Drive development by  Commercial Properties Realty Trust (CPRT). 

“Cypress River Lofts will be a welcoming and impressive addition to the Nicholson and Highland Rd. corridors,” said Daniels. “The Water Campus is the country’s first major center dedicated to the study of coastal restoration and sustainability. CPRT, the real estate arm of the Baton Rouge Area Foundation, has invested $9.5 million to help lead the development of a new vision for this historic area on Nicholson Drive. The plan is to add an exciting new arena on the LSU campus to host major entertainment events contributing to the growing investments. 

“We recognize that we can be an economic driver to revitalize the South Baton Rouge neighborhoods with our innovative designs and access to capital,” Daniels continued. “We also believe that these developments will continue to attract private investment as was the case with River South on Highland Road. We are committed to continuing our transformational strategy.”  

 

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For the past 20 years, Partners Southeast has sought to use housing as a vehicle to make measurable impacts in Education, Economic Opportunities, and Health & Wellness in communities throughout the Southeast. Partners Southeast provides and develops quality housing opportunities for individuals and families while promoting self-sufficiency and neighborhood revitalization. Focusing on strategic investments in People, Neighborhoods and Housing, seamlessly mixing market-rate and affordable units, Partners Southeast creates vibrant and diverse communities. For more info on Partners Southeast, call: 225.923.8112 or go to www.partnerssoutheast.com 

 

East Baton Rouge Parish Housing Authority positively impacts over 13,000 individuals and families including seniors, disabled citizens, and military veterans. Find more information at ebrpha.org. The agency can be reached at 225.923.8100

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New affordable housing complex coming to Oklahoma Street near downtown Baton Rouge

BATON ROUGE – With an investment of $8.5 million, Partners Southeast, the development arm of the East Baton Rouge Parish Housing Authority, has started construction of Cypress River Lofts.

The complex will feature 19 energy efficient one- and three-bedroom flats located at the corner of Duane and Oklahoma streets near downtown Baton Rouge.

“The long-term commitment to transform South Baton Rouge began in 2002 when EBRPHA was awarded a HOPE VI grant through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The multi-phased development began with River South Phase I, a scattered site community, consisting of thirty-three units. Phase II, built on Highland Rd. across from WBRZ, includes forty-six units. Now twenty years later, we continue our commitment with the start of our third phase, Cypress River Lofts,” Partners Southeast CEO J. Wesley Daniels said. 

In 2016, LaDOTD announced the Highland Road/Nicholson Drive Exit Project. The proposed transit improvement included the demolition of the Terrace Street ramp that would be replaced by a new Oklahoma Street exit ramp. At the time, Partners Southeast was preparing to close on the financing of River South Phase II.

This new exit alignment, fronting its 1.5-acre site, spurred Partners Southeast development team to re-envision how they could maximize housing opportunities for the site. By increasing the density of the 1.5-acre site, River South Phase II was constructed using half of the site creating a third housing phase, Cypress River Lofts.

Financial investment for Cypress River Lofts is provided by the Louisiana Housing Corporation through its HOME Investment Partnership Program and Neighborhood Landlord Rental Program, with construction and permanent financing provided by Home Bank. The site is being ground leased from EBRPHA.

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Senior housing project on Baton Rouge’s old Earl K. Long charity hospital site gets $4M grant

Cypress at Ardendale Senior

The Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas (FHLB Dallas) recently announced the award of an $850,000 grant to Partners Southeast for the development of Cypress at Ardendale Senior, the 70-unit, $21.1 million senior community as part of the BR Choice transformation plan for the Ardendale area.

As one of forty-three (43) awards through the 2023 FHLB Dallas Affordable Housing Program (AHP), the investment will help create 2,677 new or rehabilitated housing units around the region. Home Bank, a Lafayette-based member bank in Baton Rouge, sponsored the AHP application for Cypress at Ardendale Senior.

“Cypress at Ardendale Senior addresses the growing need for senior housing in the Baton Rouge area,” said  J. Wesley Daniels, Jr., CEO of East Baton Rouge Parish Housing Authority (EBRPHA) and Partners Southeast. “This impactful investment leverages additional financing to create seventy (70) high-demand homes for seniors (our most vulnerable population). The partnership between EBRPHA, FHLB Dallas, Louisiana Housing Corporation and Home Bank is a testament to our collective commitment to foster innovative housing solutions throughout the Capital Region.”

The $300 million BR Choice initiative which incorporates the Ardendale housing development launched in 2013 with a $500,000 U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Choice Neighborhood Planning Grant which led to the $30M Choice Neighborhood Implementation (CNI) grant award in 2019. Stakeholders include Partners Southeast, EBRPHA, the city of Baton Rouge, and more than forty (40) other public and private partners in a collaborative effort to redevelop the Ardendale area. This massive reinvestment in Baton Rouge will provide much-needed, quality housing with over 400 new residential units delivered in four phases over the next 36 months.

“We are honored to sponsor this financial support from FHLB Dallas, which will enable us to contribute to the development of Cypress at Ardendale,” said Kelvin Luster, Senior Vice President and Community Development Director of Home Bank. “This collaboration reflects the mission of Home Bank to support initiatives that positively impact the community and address the critical need for housing for senior residents.”

Cypress at Ardendale Senior will incorporate Partners Southeast’s  renowned  architectural design and resilient construction methods. Well-appointed amenities will be incorporated to foster community and social interaction such as art installations,  computer lab, fitness center, community room, outdoor patio kitchen, an urban park, and walkable pathways.

”Through past projects funded by FHLB Dallas, Partners Southeast has demonstrated, a successful track record of developing  quality communities where families will live and thrive,” added Janelle Brown, Chief Operating Officer of Partners Southeast.

Partners Southeast  unveiled Cypress Pinchback, a new senior living community in April 2023 with positive accolades from residents, partners, federal, state, local community leaders, and stakeholders of Baton Rouge. The architectural design and features directly address the needs of the aging population. These same innovative and attractive elements will be prevalent throughout the new Cypress at Ardendale Senior community.

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Ardendale senior housing project in Baton Rouge gets $850k grant

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BY LARA NICHOLSON | Staff writer 

 

Cypress at Ardendale Senior
Cypress at Ardendale Senior

 

The Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas awarded an $850,000 grant for the development of a Baton Rouge senior community.

The grant, awarded to Partners Southeast, will help fund the construction of Cypress at Ardendale Senior, a $21.1 million senior community with 70 units. The project is part of the BR Choice initiative’s transformation plan for the Ardendale area in collaboration with the East Baton Rouge Parish Housing Authority and other stakeholders.

“Cypress at Ardendale Senior addresses the growing need for senior housing in the Baton Rouge area,” J. Wesley Daniels Jr., CEO for the East Baton Rouge Housing Authority and Partners Southeast, said in a news release.

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Year Completed

Planned Fall 2022

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Senior | Units: 99

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Integral Property Management

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225-923-8121

Cypress at Pinchback

501 Gardere Lane, Baton Rouge, LA 70810

Located behind St. Jude off Highland Road, close to great shopping and restaurants this tranquil and modern new construction community offers modern one- and two-bedroom apartments for seniors 62 years and older. Apartments are ADA compliant and come with a dishwasher and washer and dryer hook-up. Amenities include an exercise room, computer room, elevators, community room, walking trail, community garden, small gathering/reading rooms on each floor and social, health, wellness, and educational activities programmed for active seniors.