The Louisville-based company just bought a land for the project next to its 600 W. National Road campus.
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Trilogy bought the land for $482,366 in a sale that was recorded by Montgomery County on Dec. 7.
Cypress Pointe already has assisted living, skilled nursing, rehab, respite care, transitional care and memory care among its services.
Trilogy’s other facilities in the region include Village Green Health Campus in Greenville, Forest Glen Health Campus in Springfield, and Wooded Glen in Springfield.
Trilogy declined to comment on the timeline of the project or the cost of the expansion.
Site plans submitted to the city of Englewood show that along with the duplexes, each listed as 1,398 square feet, the campus expansion would also include a new 2,213-square-foot clubhouse.
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The Cypress Pointe expansion joins a series of new senior living options either under construction or proposed in the Miami Valley.
The developers are aiming to cater to the area’s aging population. About 1 in five Montgomery County residents were older than 60 as of 2010, but by 2030 nearly 1 in 3 residents are projected to be older than 60.
Some of the recent proposals include CA Senior Living, a Chicago-based developer, is seeking approval for a new location in Washington Twp. with independent living, assisted living and memory care units.
Additionally, in Beavercreek, six separate senior living or retirement communities representing about $100 million in investment are under construction or in the planning phase.
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