NEW YORK: The seven hundred and eighth entry for the seniors housing Global Awards for 2015 has been received.
More than 1,500 people age 55 or older are on the Dakota County Community Development Agency’s waiting list for affordable housing — a number that keeps growing even as the agency opens more apartment buildings for seniors.
“The percentage of seniors in our county continues to grow every year with the number of baby boomers out there,” said Kari Gill, acting executive director at the community development agency (CDA), which runs 27 affordable senior housing apartments in the county…
