SprawlTag first covered Anthology of Highland Park on May 13, 2024, when the senior living tower was still framed as an under-construction project nearing completion. Since then, the property has moved beyond the construction phase and is now operating as Clearwater Highland Park at 4215 Herschel Avenue, with the same 121-unit senior-living concept that originally brought assisted living and memory care to this once low-rise residential pocket. That makes the old Street View timeline especially interesting: from quiet houses in 2008, to a still-intact neighborhood block in 2017, to active construction in 2023, and finally to the polished high-rise seen in 2024.
In 2008, this future Anthology of Highland Park site still looked like a quiet residential block, with older homes, mature trees, front lawns, and a much smaller neighborhood scale. This image captures the site before the senior-living tower reshaped the street, while also hinting at nearby development pressure already creeping into the area.
By 2017, the future Anthology of Highland Park site still held onto its older residential look, with small homes, duplex-style buildings, lawns, and mature trees lining the street. The taller buildings in the background make the transition feel obvious: this was a low-rise pocket sitting beside a more urban edge, just a few years before the block would shift toward the larger senior-living development seen today.
In 2023 the old residential pocket had fully given way to the rising Anthology of Highland Park tower, creating a dramatic shift in scale along the street. Construction fencing, workers, cones, and the truck parked out front capture the site in its final-buildout stage, when the building already dominated the block but still had the rough edges of an active project.
By 2024, Anthology of Highland Park had traded the construction-zone look for a polished finished entrance, complete with fresh landscaping, clean sidewalks, signage, and a covered drive. Compared with the older homes seen in the earlier views, this image shows the block after its full vertical transformation from a small residential pocket into a modern senior-living high-rise.
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Last Updated on May 6, 2026 by F.E.M