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Albuquerque Silvercrest Apartments, retired community.

4400 Pan American Fwy NE

4.9(13 ratings)· Albuquerque average: 4.1

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Quick Facts

Rent Structure
Residents pay only 30% of income for housing
Religious Affiliation
Operated by The Salvation Army
Location Adjacency
Located next to a Salvation Army center

What Families Think

Albuquerque Silvercrest Apartments is a HUD-subsidized independent living community for low-income seniors, run by The Salvation Army, with a strong 4.9 Google rating from a small number of reviewers. Detailed review text isn't available, so specific resident experiences can't be summarized here.

The Good

  • Affordable HUD-subsidized rent based on income
  • High overall Google rating (4.9)
  • Long-standing history, over 30 years serving seniors
  • Adjacent to Salvation Army community center for activities
  • Encourages resident participation in social programs

The Bad

  • No amenities listed for this community
  • No detailed reviews available to assess daily experience

AI-generated from reviews and community data.

Albuquerque Silvercrest Apartments, retired community. is a senior living community in Albuquerque, New Mexico offering Independent Living. Amenities include Outdoor Patio, Gathering / Activity Spaces and Social Activities. Families rate it 4.9 out of 5 across 13 reviews.

About Albuquerque Silvercrest Apartments, retired community.

Albuquerque Silvercrest Apartments is an independent living community for low-income senior citizens in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Created by The Salvation Army more than thirty years ago, the community was designed to address a critical shortage of affordable senior housing.

The apartment-style residence consists of 52 units where residents pay only 30% of their income for housing, with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) covering the difference. This affordability structure makes independent living accessible to seniors on limited incomes.

The community is purposefully located next to a Salvation Army community center, giving residents easy access to spiritual and social events. Residents are encouraged to participate in community-oriented activities and recreational programs hosted at the facility, fostering an environment where residents can maintain independent living while remaining connected to a supportive community.

Types of Care at Albuquerque Silvercrest Apartments, retired community.

Independent Living

Amenities

Community Amenities

  • Gathering / Activity Spaces
  • Outdoor Patio

Activities

  • Religious Services
  • Social Activities (Happy Hour, Wine Tasting, Dances, Karaoke)

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Reviews of Albuquerque Silvercrest Apartments, retired community.

4.9overall · 13 ratings combined

4.9★ on Google (13)

Lee Gifford

Aug 2023

via Google

I live here and have for eight years currently. I moved in in 2013.<br>It is a comfortable building, locked access and CCT Cameras around the building. Three stories tall and nicely maintained by the onsite maintenance man.<br>You can apply on your 62nd birthday.<br>There is an average two year wait.<br>Rent is based on 30% of your Social Security, or, if you are still working there is a 'Market Value' rent.<br>A nice Common Room with large screen tv.<br>Seasonal meals when appropriate and bingo for those who are addicted.<br>Individual AC/Heater units.<br>Close access to Montgomery and to I-25.<br>I plan to live out the rest of my time here.<br>It is too comfortable to move.<br>You know, if it ain't broke......

The Renumerator

Aug 2022

via Google

An apartment building for people over 62. Rent based on .30 of your Social Security. A quiet place to live. I have lived here since 2015 and enjoy it. The problem is when you have some old women is they will gossip, what can only be called malicious gossip, even vicious. Every place has gossips, not just here. A thicker skin is advised, but there are many decent people here too. It is certainly worth living here, new Management and new feel to the Apartment building. Lots of stuff going on, lots of new stuff.<br>Come by and see.

Martha Smart

Aug 2022

via Google

Seniors only apartment complex. 62 & over. Quiet, peaceful, friendly, helpful residents. I enjoy living here.

Marshal Strong

Jun 2019

via Google

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does Albuquerque Silvercrest Apartments, retired community. offer?

Albuquerque Silvercrest Apartments, retired community. offers Independent Living.

Where is Albuquerque Silvercrest Apartments, retired community. located?

Albuquerque Silvercrest Apartments, retired community. is located at 4400 Pan American Fwy NE in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

What do families say about Albuquerque Silvercrest Apartments, retired community.?

Albuquerque Silvercrest Apartments is a HUD-subsidized independent living community for low-income seniors, run by The Salvation Army, with a strong 4.9 Google rating from a small number of reviewers. Detailed review text isn't available, so specific resident experiences can't be summarized here.

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