Glendora : Senior Housing Being Built
Fourteen years after Dr. Paul and Marilyn Geleris donated 13 acres of land to Glendora, construction has begun on the Geleris Senior Housing complex.
The 157-unit complex is being built on the donated site by the Andover/Chandler Co., which is paying construction costs of an estimated $6.5 million, said Keene Wilson, assistant to Glendora’s city manager. The project is expected to be completed in late 1992, and the city plans to lease the complex to Andover/Chandler for 55 years.
The complex, at 1000 S. Glendora Ave., will be available to people 55 and over, Wilson said. Company officials estimate that monthly rent will be about $365 for a one-bedroom unit and $420 for a two-bedroom apartment.
Forty-five of the units will be subsidized by Andover/Chandler to accommodate senior citizens with yearly incomes of less than $21,000.
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