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Crest Hill breaks ground on 260-unit luxury apartment development

Luis Martinez
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Luis Martinez has been a voice in the Naperville community for over 7 years, focusing on local events and community initiatives. With a background in sociology from Illinois State University, he combines his academic insights with his passion for local activism.

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Crest Hill breaks ground on 260-unit luxury apartment development — Elgin Technology news

Construction has begun on the Seasons of Crest Hill, a new residential development that will create 260 luxury residential units, the city of Crest Hill said.City officials, project representatives, community partners, and members of the development team gathered earlier this month to mark the start of construction, the city said in a news release.The project is being developed by Fiduciary Real Estate Development.“These high-end apartments will be a tremendous asset to the City of Crest Hill and will spur economic development along the Weber Road corridor,” Mayor Raymond R. Soliman said in the announcement.“We are looking forward to a strong relationship with Fiduciary Real Estate Development and hope to work on additional projects in our community,” he said.The development adds new housing opportunities while contributing to the expansion of the city’s residential base, the release said. The city described the project as part of its efforts to encourage high-quality development and p

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