Pulte proposes 262-unit townhome development in Naperville after data center rejection

October 5, 2026

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Pulte is seeking approval for the Towns at Naper Commons, a 262-unit townhome project on a 40-acre site in Naperville, previously earmarked for a data center. This shift reflects changing priorities in land use, moving from tech infrastructure to residential development. InfraSale's audience should note the implications for local zoning and community impact as this project progresses.

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