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Rededication Ceremonies Celebrate the $14.9M Renovation of Marple Manor and the $21.7M Renovation of Ralston Tower.
MODESTO, Calif. - Californer -- Retirement Housing Foundation gathered community leaders, development partners, and residents together to celebrate the rededication of two RHF senior housing communities that recently underwent $37 million in renovations reflecting RHF's commitment to keeping these communities affordable for the next 55 years.
Marple Manor, which has 145 spacious apartments, underwent significant improvements, including upgrades to unit interiors, infrastructure, landscaping, and lighting. Ralston Tower, which has 178 one-bedroom and studio apartments, made upgrades to its lobby, community room, TV and game rooms, and unit interiors.
The average ages for residents at Marple Manor and Ralston Tower are 75 and 80, respectively. Residents in both communities pay 30% of their adjusted income in rent.
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"Our goal is to acquire existing affordable housing communities and renovate them to ensure they remain affordable for the elderly and persons with disabilities in the future," said RHF President and CEO, Stuart Hartman.
Improving residents' quality of life is also a priority for RHF. During the rededication, longtime resident, Mae LeRoy spoke about her experience living at Marple Manor. "It's a great place to live on the income that we get," said LeRoy. "I love the people that work here, they're the best. I love just it here."
For more information about RHF's Marple Manor community, please call Desirea Coker at 209-521-8233. To learn more about Ralston Tower, please call Janna Creighton at 209-521-1318.
About Retirement Housing Foundation (RHF)
RHF is a non-profit organization of 182 communities in 27 states, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. RHF is one of the largest organizations devoted to building and preserving affordable housing for the most vulnerable members of society. Learn more about RHF's mission at www.rhf.org.
Marple Manor, which has 145 spacious apartments, underwent significant improvements, including upgrades to unit interiors, infrastructure, landscaping, and lighting. Ralston Tower, which has 178 one-bedroom and studio apartments, made upgrades to its lobby, community room, TV and game rooms, and unit interiors.
The average ages for residents at Marple Manor and Ralston Tower are 75 and 80, respectively. Residents in both communities pay 30% of their adjusted income in rent.
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"Our goal is to acquire existing affordable housing communities and renovate them to ensure they remain affordable for the elderly and persons with disabilities in the future," said RHF President and CEO, Stuart Hartman.
Improving residents' quality of life is also a priority for RHF. During the rededication, longtime resident, Mae LeRoy spoke about her experience living at Marple Manor. "It's a great place to live on the income that we get," said LeRoy. "I love the people that work here, they're the best. I love just it here."
For more information about RHF's Marple Manor community, please call Desirea Coker at 209-521-8233. To learn more about Ralston Tower, please call Janna Creighton at 209-521-1318.
About Retirement Housing Foundation (RHF)
RHF is a non-profit organization of 182 communities in 27 states, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. RHF is one of the largest organizations devoted to building and preserving affordable housing for the most vulnerable members of society. Learn more about RHF's mission at www.rhf.org.
Source: Retirement Housing Foundation
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