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Watermark Retirement Communities company history timeline

1985

In 1985, David Freshwater founded The Fountains and over the next two decades, he developed, owned and operated, for himself, for his investors and for third parties, a wide range of seniors housing communities recognized as both innovative and successful.

1989

David Barnes joined The Fountains in 1989, and ultimately served as Senior Vice President of Operations.

2005

Logan Square East was one of the few assets not sold as part of the Sunrise Senior Living transaction in 2005.

Before the end of 2005, the team co-invested with an investment partner in its first senior housing portfolio consisting of five senior housing communities in the Northeast.

2006

In 2006, the team continued to build the company, completing the purchase of 3030 Park, the first CCRC in New England located in Fairfield County, Connecticut.

2007

In 2007 the team purchased another CCRC, The Watermark at East Hill, in Southbury, Connecticut with a plan to reposition and expand its campus.

2011

Over this period, Watermark also invested in three home health agencies and in June 2011 completed the closing two properties located in Beverly Hills and Livermore, California.

2018

In 2018 Watermark announced the development of The Watermark at Brooklyn Heights in Brooklyn Heights, NY and The Watermark at Napa Valley in Napa Valley, CA.

2019

The Preston of the Park Cities, the finest in Dallas Senior Living, was added to the portfolio in August, 2019.

The end of 2019 will see the much anticipated opening of The Hacienda at the Canyon, The Watermark at Brooklyn Heights and The Watermark at Napa Valley.

2019 continues the upward trajectory with the acquisition of even more communities.

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