March 30, 2022
Big Rock Partners CEO Richard Ackerman discusses senior housing and the plan for Seafields, Kiawah Island’s new senior living community.

January 21, 2022
Seafields at Kiawah Island and Big Rock Partners CEO were recently featured in REALTOR Magazine’s story about helping boomers make their next move and highlighting luxury senior living options.

January 8, 2022
Seafields at Kiawah Island was featured in a Post & Courier story about the growth and attraction of Johns Island and the neighboring barrier islands across all ages.

November 29, 2021
Driven by the worldwide demand of today’s seniors for elevated senior housing with integrated healthcare, newly formed nonprofit Kiawah Life Plan Village Inc. (Kiawah Island, S.C.) purchased a 9-acre site to develop the first 62+ luxury continuing care retirement community (CCRC) at Kiawah Island.

November 27, 2021
About 40 percent of the 90 independent living units have been reserved at Seafields at Kiawah, a luxury retirement community for those 62 and older between Kiawah and Seabrook islands. The $180 million project broke ground in September.

November 10, 2021
Seafields at Kiawah Island (“Seafields”), the first 62+ Luxury Life Plan Community at the renowned resort island, has announced their initial slate of amenities and programming. Driven by the demand for elevated senior housing and healthcare in sought-after areas, the $180M facility will feature immersive experiences, exclusive partnerships, distinctively spacious floor plans, high-end amenities, and a first of its kind in-house medical clinic operated by the Medical University of South Carolina (“MUSC Health”).

September 15, 2021
Kiawah’s first, and only, luxury life plan community has reached an exciting, new milestone. The team behind Seafields at Kiawah Island welcomed guests to a spirited groundbreaking ceremony on the future site of the building in Freshfields Village.

September 7, 2021
A new senior housing facility, Seafields Village, is in the works to serve the Sea Island communities. “The one piece that was missing to complete Kiawah was a place for people to age in place,” Big Rock Partners Real Estate Founding Chairman Richard Ackerman said.