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Special Report - The Retirement Industry - October 11, 2012 |
By Mike McLean
Of the Journal of Business
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Riverview Retirement Community says it plans to pay for a major remodel, refinance debt, and fund ongoing construction through the sale of $16 million to $20 million in tax-exempt revenue bonds.
The majority of the bonds would fund remodel projects at the 153-unit Riverview Terrace independent- and assisted-living apartments and the 75-unit Riverview Lutheran Care Center nursing facility, says Patrick O'Neill, Riverview's president and CEO.
The 28-acre Riverview Retir...
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The majority of the bonds would fund remodel projects at the 153-unit Riverview Terrace independent- and assisted-living apartments and the 75-unit Riverview Lutheran Care Center nursing facility, says Patrick O'Neill, Riverview's president and CEO.
The 28-acre Riverview Retir...
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