Baby Boomer Condo`s.

Three developers are partnering to build a community in Jupiter targeting aging Baby Boomers.The Riverwalk Place at Mangrove Bay will feature 82 condominiums priced from $575,000 to $900,000.Buyers will have access to a performing arts center, card and billiards rooms, housekeeping services, grocery shopping, a limo service, dry cleaning and home care. There also will be fine dining, courtesy of a former chef at The Breakers.Construction is due to begin in May and expected to be completed by the end of 2007.Wave Riverwalk Place LLC, whose principals are David Wolofsky, Robert Vreeland and Sidney Adler, bought the 12-acre tract for the project in January. It took nearly five years to be approved by Jupiter officials.Riverwalk Place is the third phase of development in Jupiter's planned Riverwalk complex targeting an older audience.An independent living facility, where the 160 units go for about $6,000 a month, and a 26-villa project for those 55 and older are sold out. Each is owned by Chicago-based Senior Lifestyles.