Scottsdale, Arizona and Eagle, Idaho – The Wolff Company—a Scottsdale-based private equity firm and senior living developer—has broken ground on Revel Eagle, a new independent living apartment community in the prestigious Eagle River development, located on the Boise River. Characterized by celebrity chef-driven dining options, personalized amenities and spectacular spaces, Revel Eagle is expected to open in late 2018 and will set a new standard of quality and service in the senior living sector.
The Q2 2017 CBRE Senior Housing & Care Market Insight report indicates that by 2029, baby boomers aged 65 and over will account for more than 20% of the U.S. population, with those aged 55+ not far behind. Lancaster Pollard’s 2017 Senior Housing and Care Market Outlook report indicates the growth and change will be felt much more quickly as the population aged 75 and over is expected to grow more than 3.8% by 2021, while growth in the development of quality senior housing options is expected to maintain its annual growth rate of 2.8%.
“Nationwide, and in places like Idaho, there is an underserved and growing market of renters aged 55+ looking for a convenient, upscale, lock-and-leave lifestyle,” said Mike Milhaupt, Vice President of Senior Housing for The Wolff Company. “Revel Eagle will give prospective residents a higher quality senior living option where choices have previously been limited.”
Once completed, the three-story property will offer 146 studio, one-, and two-bedroom independent living residences designed for quality and style. Revel Eagle will also feature best-in-class wellness services and sophisticated amenity spaces including a fitness and yoga studio, a full-service salon and spa, an art studio, and a heated saltwater pool. Community amenities at Revel Eagle are further enhanced by celebrity chef-driven dining experiences that will include multiple restaurants with innovative seasonal menus from acclaimed chef and Food Network star, Beau MacMillan.
“This community will fill a gap in the market and set a new benchmark for senior living rental communities,” said Milhaupt. “Revel Eagle will offer the resort-style amenities and experiences that make resort-style living something to look forward to and celebrate.”
Revel Eagle is the eighth senior living community that The Wolff Company has developed since 2016. In 2018, the company will continue to broaden its portfolio of market-leading communities with plans to invest $300-$400 million annually in the development of new independent and assisted living communities, in addition to the purchase and renovation of existing communities.
About The Wolff Company
The Wolff Company is a private equity firm headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, with offices in Washington, Massachusetts, and California. For more than six decades, Wolff has invested in, acquired and developed high-quality, amenities-based multifamily properties. For more information about The Wolff Company, visit awolff.com.
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