Politics & Government
Burr Ridge Townhome Complex Planned; Construction May Start Next Year
The developer says the housing would respond to demand from residents looking to downsize.

BURR RIDGE, IL – A dozen townhomes are planned for Burr Ridge, with the developer hoping to start building next summer.
The homes would be just north of Metro Infectious Disease Consultants at 901 McClintock Drive.
It is in an office park next to the Burr Ridge Village Center shopping complex, which officials often refer to as the village's "downtown."
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The developer is Lakemont Ridge Development in Countryside, which lists Scott Stevens as its manager. The townhome complex would be called Lakemont Ridge.
According to the project summary, the property has been marketed off and on since 2008, but market conditions have remained consistently unfavorable.
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Prices for the townhome units are expected to start in the $800,000 range.
The developer hopes the project is completed by the end of 2028.
"Lakemont Ridge will provide much-needed, in-demand, single-level ranch and first-floor primary bedroom suite housing alternatives within a maintenance-free community to current residents who want to downsize from their larger homes yet remain in Burr Ridge," the project summary said.
The developer is seeking the village's permission to change the zoning to residential, from office.
The village's Plan Commission is set to take up the matter at 7 p.m. Monday at Gower Middle School.
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