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New housing options for elderly and disabled emerge at Palms at University in Melbourne
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New Accessible Apartments for Elderly and Disabled Residents Open at Palms at University in Melbourne

Melbourne's Palms at University now offers brand-new one and two-bedroom apartment homes specifically designed to meet the accessibility needs of elderly and disabled residents. Located at 585 East University Avenue, this development provides a choice of three distinct floor plans.

09/29/2026 · Melbourne edition

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Melbourne residents now have new housing options for elderly and disabled individuals with the opening of Palms at University. Located at 585 East University Avenue, this new community offers one and two-bedroom apartment homes designed to meet specific accessibility needs.

The development, affiliated with HABC, provides three distinct floor plans. The 'Sabal' and 'Palmetto' options each feature one bedroom and one bathroom, measuring 609 square feet and 600 square feet, respectively. For those needing more space, the 'Royal' floor plan offers two bedrooms and two bathrooms across 791 square feet.

Palms at University comprises an East Building, a West Building, and a Commercial Building, suggesting a comprehensive setup for residents. While the specific eligibility criteria for these homes were not detailed in the available information, prospective residents should contact the property directly to understand the requirements.

For more information or to inquire about availability and eligibility, interested individuals can contact Palms at University by calling (321) 294-2497. The community's focus on accessible living for the elderly and disabled addresses a specific need within the Melbourne area.

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