Critical Housing Need is Most Acute for Older Residents

Along with construction and renovations will be street and sidewalk landscaping along Mission.

SAN FRANCISCO—A new campus is underway for older adults in a city where there is still a critical need for housing. The San Francisco campus for Jewish Living is nearing the midway mark on the construction of a $140 million expansion, including 190 new apartments and a community center, Byers Square, with new amenities including retail, a fitness center, library, café, pool, cinema and a performance center.

“By providing much-needed new residential housing for older adults in San Francisco as well as creating a downtown on our very own campus, we hope to offer more residents the fulfilling lifestyle they are seeking,” said Daniel Ruth, San Francisco campus for Jewish Living president and CEO. “It’s one more way we are showing our commitment to the community to provide the very best, most state-of-the-art care for older adults.”