Alceon wants to deliver more ‘wonder and joy’ with more luxury Over 55s developments after success of Akoya Greenwich CAPs development

With the settlement of Alceon’s first Over 55s development later this month, weather-permitting, Executive Director Gerald Full told The Weekly SOURCE the company hoped to create more Community Apartment Projects for seniors. 

CAP developments are strata apartments that mimic the services of a retirement village without the limitations of the Act and DMF contract. 

The Alceon brief to Enrique Blanco de Cordova, a Principal and the lead architect at Marchese Partners I Life 3A on the Akoya Greenwich project, was clear: create an environment for the younger elder that delivers “wonder and joy”.  

Alceon was founded by its Manaqing Directors Trevor Loewensohn and Phil Green, who created Babcock & Brown Communities – bought by Lendlease Retirement – alongside Todd Pepper, who was a founder of Gateway, now Hometown Australia land lease communities. 

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