Avidor Omaha, 55+ Active Adult Apartment Homes sits in West Omaha, close to restaurants on W. Dodge Road and shopping at Westroads, Regency, and Village Pointe Malls, with easy access to I-680 and I-80, which makes it pretty easy for people to get around for errands, dining, entertainment, or medical appointments if needed. The building, which opened in 2019, stands four stories tall and only accepts residents age 55 or older, focusing on those looking to stay active and independent while living in a modern space, and you'll find both one- and two-bedroom floor plans, some as small as 550 square feet and others up to 1,250 square feet, with apartments featuring things like air conditioning, walk-in closets, washers and dryers in some units, and kitchens that include granite countertops, custom cabinets, high-end appliances, kitchen islands, tiled backsplashes, white cabinets, and designer fixtures, so people who like to cook or entertain have a pretty nice setup.
The apartments come with hardwood plank or tile flooring, balcony or patio options, and plenty of storage, and some units are ADA accessible, while pets are welcome (with up to two per unit, including big dogs), so people with animals can use the on-site dog run and pet wash. The complex includes some decent amenities, like a swimming pool with a sundeck, outdoor fire pits, a hot tub, BBQ and grilling stations, a clubroom and clubhouse, and a fitness center called Fit Studio along with a yoga studio, so there's room to move around, socialize, or join exercise classes. Social areas like creative arts studios and a private theater give residents more ways to spend their days, and there's a business center and high-speed internet for people who want to stay connected or work from home.
Avidor Omaha puts effort into its calendar of events and classes, offering activities that cover exercise, art, cooking, and lifelong learning, and a staff team along with a Lifestyle Coordinator creates different programs to help residents stay busy, supported, and make friends, while a community concierge is available during business hours for things like neighborhood tips or onsite help. There's also an emphasis on community gatherings in lounge areas, bistros, and coffee bars, so if people want to join in, there are plenty of chances.
The facility is smoke-free, pet-friendly, and offers on-site maintenance, guest suites for visitors, and both bike storage and regular storage space for residents. Security deposit details can be obtained by talking to the management, and while specific rent prices aren't published, there's an application fee, and the initial move-in amenity fee is $1,000 per unit, with lease terms ranging from 12 to 18 months, and other possible monthly expenses include water/sewer bills ($30-$45), natural gas charged by a third party, and bundled utility management. Residents can use an online calculator to get an idea of monthly costs before deciding, and the total suggested household income to qualify is at least $75,060 per year.
There are legal housing protections in place, including for LGBTQ individuals and different sources of income, and the management company is Greystar, with Allegro Management Company also associated, and the facility has picked up awards like Best of Senior Living and All-Star, though only two people have posted reviews, both positive. The community culture leans towards neighborly support and regular engagement, focusing on independence while offering services like daily activity assistance for those who might need it, and the location lies about 15 miles from downtown Omaha, so it provides the mix of city access and a quieter neighborhood feel.
