Perennial Living opens in Singapore with a new model for assisted living
The Parry Avenue development brings together 200 private apartments, medical care, rehabilitation facilities and social activities for seniors under one roof.
Perennial Living, a new assisted living model in Singapore, has opened its doors at a 195,000 sq ft development on Parry Avenue. With 38,000 sq ft of sky terraces, curved balconies, and greenery, the design aims to change the perception of growing old in Singapore. The project, worth S$265 million, caters to seniors of various backgrounds and offers amenities such as private lifts, a hydrotherapy pool, and a memory-care wing with a Music Bus, Travel Shop, and vintage hair salon.
The 200 assisted-living apartments range in price from S$8,000 to S$13,000 per month and come with smart features like sleep and health monitoring. Pua Seck Guan, the executive chairman and CEO of Perennial Holdings, sees the development as an opportunity rather than a crisis, addressing the growing need for senior-living options in a rapidly aging population.
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