Quincy Point Homes

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Quincy Point Homes is the second oldest affordable living space built for senior citizens in the state of Massachusetts. Quincy Point was founded in 1966 by Reverend Bedros Baharian who identified a need to provide affordable housing to dock workers in the community. His grandson, Brian Baharian, is the Executive Director of 1000 Southern Artery Senior Center, a not-for-profit senior center located on the campus of Quincy Point. Apartments at this property in suburban Boston are located in three interconnected buildings which also house a bank, a beauty shop, and a cafeteria.

As part of the purchase transaction in December 2014, Foundation Housing opted to secure low-income tax credits to supplement the $36.8 million dollar redevelopment of the property. The renovation project underscores the commitment of Foundation Housing to preserving the legacy of the Baharian family to safe, affordable, and attractive senior housing.

Quincy Point Homes has a variety of amenities including a beauty shop.

Quincy Point Homes is the second oldest senior citizen housing facility in the state of Massachusetts.

The original building at Quincy Point opened in April 1966.

Quincy Point Homes features a large senior center on property, known as 1000 Southern Artery.

The Senior Center, owned and operated by 1000 Southern Artery Senior Center Inc., a non-profit corporation, is located on the property of Quincy Point.

Quincy Point Homes has a convenience store on property for its residents.

Quincy Point Homes usually has a waiting list of at least a year to obtain an apartment at the property.

Quincy Point Homes has a cafeteria on site.

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