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Highland Springs, located just north of Dallas and minutes from the metro area, welcomed its first residents in 2006 and is now home to just over 1,300 residents. The community features nearly 1,000 cozy, independent-living apartment homes as well as ample space for residents who may require more care. In 2021, Highland Springs opened Edgewater Place, a brand new independent living building with 107 apartment homes in a variety of spacious floor plans. Also that year, two sparkling new dining venues, Table Eighty Ninety and White Rock Bistro, were opened and feature a casual setting and delicious meals. Situated on 89 acres, residents enjoy both green and blue spaces, such as walking paths, gardens, gazebos, and outdoor dining patios. The campus has other outdoor amenities such as a greenhouse, putting green, bocce court, a registered Monarch butterfly garden, and the stunning Bluebonnet Lake.

In 2005 Erickson Senior Living opened Eagles Trace; nestled on 72 acres in the heart of West Houston. Approximately 1,025 residents presently enjoy a maintenance-free, amenity-rich apartment home lifestyle. Older adults who live on campus have access to holistic continuing care and convenient services. Presently, there are 835 independent-living apartment homes at Eagles Trace and 109 continuing care residences for those who find they need more care. In response to vigorous demand, ground was broken in 2021 on Eagles Trace’s third independent living neighborhood. In 2023, Eagle’s Trace will open Mockingbird Plaza Clubhouse and Cardinal Run, two new independent living buildings with a combined 144 units. These new additions will add a variety of stylish floor plans and amenity spaces to the community.

Nestled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, 15 miles southwest of Denver, Wind Crest sits on an 85-acre campus and is home to 1700+ residents who enjoy a maintenance-free, amenity-rich apartment home living with abundant amenities and convenient services. Two new independent living buildings, Summit Square and Quincy Point, opened in 2020, adding more than 200 new apartment homes. In 2021, an expansion of Wind Crest’s Colorado neighborhood added over 150 new apartment homes with the opening of two more independent living buildings, the Colorado Clubhouse and Bierstadt Terrace. Additional amenities include a second community indoor pool, two restaurants, and an outdoor amphitheater. During the early stages of construction on the Colorado neighborhood, triceratops fossils were discovered on site and donated to the Denver Museum of Nature and Sciences.