Our History

Allen Property Corporation began long before it carried its name.

The company’s origins date back to Whipple-Allen Construction — a family-owned business known for craftsmanship, accountability, and pride in its work. That foundation established a belief that still guides the organization today: Build it correctly and care for it well.

In 1997, that philosophy expanded into assisted living through LifeServices Management Corporation, where a resident-directed model shaped everything from design to day-to-day decisions. The values at the center of that work — independence, privacy, dignity, and choice — defined how communities operated and how people experienced care.

Over the following two decades, Allen Property grew to nine assisted living communities across Pennsylvania and Ohio, serving more than 500 residents and supporting more than 450 caregivers.

In 2022, those communities transitioned to new ownership, ensuring continuity for residents while allowing Allen Property to focus fully on long-term real estate ownership, stewardship, and development.

Today, the philosophy remains the same: We invest with care, maintain with intention, and make long-term decisions.

Our Legacy

1970s–1990s

Whipple-Allen Construction establishes the foundation of craftsmanship, accountability, and long-term care in Erie-region development and construction.

1992

LifeServices Assisted Living was founded with a resident-directed model grounded in independence, dignity, privacy, and choice.

1997

LifeServices opened its first assisted living facility.

2000s–2020s

LifeServices grows to nine assisted living communities across PA and OH while continuing its real estate investment.

2022

LifeServices Management Corporation was founded following the sale of its portfolio of assisted living facilities to a larger company.

Today

Allen Property Corporation owns and manages residential and commercial properties throughout northwestern Pennsylvania.

This timeline reflects the evolution of our work: thoughtfully planned neighborhoods designed for long-term comfort and community connection.