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Senior Retirement
Communities In Hawaii
There are many senior communities in
Hawaii perfect for retirement living. Many are near the
metro areas and some more removed.
Hawaii Senior Community:
The South Kona coast of the Big Island of Hawaii is perfect
for your golden years (or any years!). Get a mountain house
and grow your own Kona coffee and enjoy the wonderful view
from your Lanai.
Retirement centers are
springing up throughout the state but sorting through the
various projects and their costs can be confusing - Star
Bullentin
They're popping up everywhere from Hilo to Hawaii Kai - retirement
communities with names like One Kalakaua, Lyman Gardens, and
the Ponds at Punaluu.
On opposite corners of Kapiolani and Ward, two developers
have scrapped plans for luxury condominiums to build senior
residences called Symphony Park and the Renaissance at Kapiolani.
Far away in the uplands of Mililani-Mauka, a fee-simple
townhouse community called Olaloa is offering peace, quiet,
and cheaper real estate.
These are the new kids on the block, come to challenge
the flagships that for decades have served a thin upper
crust: Arcadia and Pohai Nani on Oahu and Sun Village on
Kauai. more...
One
Kalakaua Senior Living,
Honolulu's premier, fee simple, full service retirement community.
OKSL was developed and built by One Kalakaua Partners to offer
discriminating seniors a comfortable, convenient lifestyle
in the heart of Honolulu providing a friendly, secure ohana
atmosphere with top notch food and professional health care
services.
Nationally acclaimed senior management leader, Life Care
Services Corporation, of Des Moines, Iowa, collaborated
with Wimberly, Allison, Tong and Goo, a world renowned architectural
firm based in Honolulu, to bring the developer’s concept
to reality using the latest trends and concepts found in
upscale retirement communities on the mainland.
OKSL opened for occupancy on October 10, 1997 offering
166 fee simple independent living condominiums consisting
of 1B/1B, 2B/1B and 2B/2B floor plans, an in-house, 24 hour
a day, assistance in living program licensed by the State
of Hawaii, and Hale Ola Kino, a 32 bed, medicare and medicaid
licensed skilled nursing facility (SNF) located in-house
on the 2nd floor.
Wailuku
Village is a 105-unit condominium project in
Puueo Hawaii County planning director Luxury Living in a
Hometown Atmosphere …</h2>
On lush grounds overlooking Hilo Bay, Wailuku Village is
a new condominium
community blending the luxuries of modern living with the
serene charm of
a residential neighborhood. Wailuku Village offers the tropical
beauty of
Hawaii, just a short walk from the entertainment, business
and dining of Downtown
Hilo.
The community features one-, two- or three-bedroom floor
plans to suit your
needs, with affordable options that let you enjoy the best
of Hilo, Hawaii
in a scenic hometown setting. Every unit offers a modern
kitchen with brand-new appliances and granite counters,
tile/wood flooring and private lanais.
Whether you're a kamaaina who cherishes the Hawaiian way
of life or
a malihini who has fallen in love with the beauty of the
island, Wailuku Village
invites you to come home to Hilo.
The Ponds
at Punalu'u, Hawaii's premiere retirement and assisted living
community on Oahu 's windward side. The Ponds
at Punalu'u offers aloha hospitality and excellent care in
our tranquil setting at an affordable price. Nestled on 40
acres at the foot of the Ko'olau Mountains, we offer stunning
ocean and mountain views. We strive to serve both our residents
and their families giving them the quality of life and peace
of mind they deserve.
Here at the Ponds, our eldercare staff allows you to live
as independently as possible, while still providing you
with assisted living care and the residential care services
you need. In addition, respite care for shorter periods
is also available.
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