The Reed at ENCORE!® Senior Residences
Now open, The Reed at ENCORE!, is a 7-story building containing 158 one- and two-bedroom apartment home residences for Tampa senior citizens ages 62+ and is the third multi-family building on the site.
The Reed and the overall ENCORE! community, are named in honor of the rich musical history of Downtown Tampa's Central Avenue in its heyday – where Ray Charles recorded his first song, the famous dance move and song "The Twist" were born, and legendary jazz artists Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington, Billie Holiday and Cab Calloway visited often to perform in what was known then as "Harlem South."
For more on The Reed at ENCORE! visit the community's official website: ReedatENCORE.com »
Green initiative:
Silver LEED®-certified building applicant; improves indoor air quality, using energy-efficient lighting and appliances. Learn More »
Key Events
- September, 2011–Baker Barrios Architects designs The Reed at ENCORE!
- June, 2012–Florida Housing Finance Corporation awards the 9% low income housing tax credits to The Reed at ENCORE!
- September, 2013–Commence construction
- May, 2014–Pre-leasing will start
- November, 2014–Construction complete and residents move in
- August, 2015–100% occupied
- November, 2015–Property stabilization and conversion to permanent financing
Amenities
- Swimming pool
- Community garden
- Community room with kitchen
- Fitness center
- Computer center with library
- Resident movie theater
- Chapel
- Exhibit space
- Secure entry access
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