(Note: This story is part of the DBJ's Redeveloping Dayton's west side publication)
As baby boomers reach retirement age and as life spans increase, the need for housing and services for seniors has increased exponentially in recent years. With 10,000 Americans turning 65 every day, this is no small feat, and the costs of senior housing and other services can be devastating for people living on fixed incomes, such as social security.
Dayton-based St. Mary Development Corp. works to address these…
