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Senior Apartments

Texas Senior apartments are independent apartments that are age restricted - starting at 55 or 62 years of age. Some senior apartment communities in Dallas/Fort Worth may have an on-site meal program (generally no more than one meal per day) and housekeeping services available at a separate cost. There are federal and state programs that help pay for this level of housing for seniors with low to moderate income. Rent payments are usually a percentage of income or a pre-adjusted low income rate for those that qualify. Many of these Dallas/Fort Worth communities include amenities such as a club house/meeting room, library, laundry facilities, beauty/barber shop, transportation, fitness center, etc. Some may also offer a Service Coordinator to assist in procuring additional services. Other types of Active Senior Communities exist, including single family homes, condominiums or mobile homes.

Cities in Dallas/Fort Worth include, but are not limited to.