The Grand Living  at Tuscan Lakes, a 186-unit, luxury senior living community is to be developed in League City, Texas. This new senior housing development will be built through a joint partnership between Ryan Cos. and Bow River Capital.

The design plans for the Grand Living at Tuscan Lakes show that this property will be a four-story building occupying up to 211,805-square-feet, with 148 independent and assisted living units and 38 memory care units. Several amenities will be included in the 211,805-square-foot property such as the grand lounge and Legends club, library, dining areas, theater, fitness center, spa, pool, courtyard, a gift store, chapel, rooms for therapy and gaming, as well as other outdoor spaces. This senior living community will be built as a part of Tuscan Lakes, which is a master-planned community designed by Johnson Development at League City Parkway and Tuscan Lakes Boulevard which is Southeast of Houston.

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According to the developers, the Grand Living at Tuscan Lakes will be the only age-in-community option in the area, designed to ensure that residents can remain in their homes; even after their health care requirements and needs change. It is intended to cater to the older population in the area, which was projected to grow by about 26.6% between 2019 and 2024. This senior housing project is expected to be completed by spring of 2023.

The senior vice president of senior living development at Ryan Cos, Eric Anderson gave more insights on the idea behind the Grand Living at Tuscan Lakes. Anderson explained that their partnership with Grand Living was centered on creating places for seniors to do well and live comfortably. He also mentioned that this concept was made a reality through the company’s unique model, which is able to anticipate the progression of senior living.

The companies involved in the development of the Grand Living at Tuscan Lakes, include Ryan Architecture + Engineering, serving as the design architect for the project; Bank of the West, who acted as the lenders; Grand Living Management who upon completion of the project, will be in charge of  overseeing the day-to-day operations; and Bow River, who will provide asset management services.