Aurora honored the opening of the 169-house Del Webb development this week on the city’s far southeast side. It is a 55 and older community and the first new Del Webb development in the Chicago area in 15 years.
Lincoln Prairie, a new Del Webb residential development for those 55 years old and older on Aurora's far southeast side, now has models open. The city held a ribbon-cutting for the development this week.
“We stand here today in a space that was once farmland, but with vision and strategy, it is becoming a premier active adult community with a future brighter than initially planned,” said Aurora Mayor Richard Irvin.Irvin said almost three dozen of the homes are sold already, showing the development will be “a destination in demand.”
The gated community also has an 18,000-square-foot clubhouse that will include meeting spaces that can be used for classes, billiard rooms, locker rooms, indoor and outdoor pools, and outdoor recreational areas with tennis and pickleball courts.
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