[LoriAnn]

It is about time! Younger retirees don’t want those awful dated vaulted ceilings and cheap floating cabinets they put in most of the homes. Downtown condo/apartment living that’s walkable to shops, restaurants and entertainment is a growing trend for new retirees. I hope this is just the beginning of downtown living development. I don’t think “the developers” are worried one bit about a portion of current residents grumbling about apartments. They recognize the growing trend of empty nesters moving toward more urban downtown living options. They’re just adapting and adding one more option.