MAJOR MILESTONE IN SENIOR HOUSING SUPPORT FOR SOUTH FLORIDA
LOFTS ON 6TH - AFFORDABLE HOUSING COMMUNITY
Lofts on 6th is a transformative new affordable housing community designed to provide stability, dignity, and connection for Broward County seniors. Developed through a partnership between The Pantry of Broward and Green Mills Group, this $45 million mixed-use development will bring 90 affordable one-bedroom residences for low-income seniors to the heart of Fort Lauderdale, along with modern community amenities and a new home for The Pantry of Broward’s operations.
More than just housing, Lofts on 6th is being created as a community-centered environment where seniors can live safely, access support services, and remain connected to the people and resources around them. By co-locating affordable housing with nonprofit services, the development is designed to reduce barriers to food assistance, case management, wellness support, and social engagement for older adults living on fixed incomes.
THE PANTRY'S COMMITMENT
Founded in 2008, The Pantry of Broward has long served vulnerable seniors and grandparents raising grandchildren through nutritional support, school supply assistance, and family services. The organization’s new presence within Lofts on 6th will allow it to deepen its impact and provide more integrated support to the community it serves.
“Lofts on 6th is more than just an apartment building. It’s a bridge to stability for seniors in our community,” said Maureen E. Luna, CEO of The Pantry of Broward. “For many of the seniors we serve, having safe, affordable housing is the foundation upon which nutrition, health, and social support must rest.”
PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP
The development represents a collaborative public-private partnership supported by community leaders, government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and private developers—all working together to address the growing need for affordable senior housing in Broward County.
Once completed, Lofts on 6th will offer:
- 90 affordable one-bedroom residences for seniors
- Community and amenity spaces designed to foster connection and engagement
- On-site access to supportive nonprofit services
- A modernized operational home for The Pantry of Broward
- Long-term affordability and sustainability for residents and the surrounding community
MEETING FUTURE CHALLENGES
As Broward County continues to face rising housing costs and the challenges of an aging population, Lofts on 6th stands as a model for how affordable housing and social services can work together to create lasting community impact.
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About The Pantry of Broward
The Pantry of Broward is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to providing food and support services to low-income seniors and grandparents raising grandchildren throughout Broward County, Florida. Founded in 2008, the organization serves more than 600 individuals each month by delivering nutritious supplemental food boxes and connecting clients with critical resources, including affordable housing guidance, healthcare referrals, and social services. Through the support of volunteers, donors, and community partners, The Pantry of Broward distributes more than 400,000 pounds of food annually, helping reduce food insecurity and improve quality of life for vulnerable populations. Committed to dignity, independence, and compassion, The Pantry of Broward empowers seniors and grand-families to remain stable and self-sufficient while addressing their evolving needs with personalized care and support.
About Green Mills Group
Green Mills Group is a real estate developer and owner committed to building communities that improve neighborhoods. Our expertise is green multifamily development with an emphasis on affordable housing and neighborhood revitalization, often in areas overlooked by conventional builders. We believe housing communities should be catalysts for positive change, enhancing residents’ quality of life and making transportation, employment, schools and other amenities more accessible. Principals have managed the development and financing of 70+ residential communities representing more than 8,000 apartments and $1 billion in total development costs.
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