AOG Living Begins Construction on 147-Unit Active Adult Community in Texas

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AOG Living, multifamily real estate investment, construction, and property management firm headquartered in Houston, has broken ground on Novum Plano, a new active adult community in Plano, Texas.

Developed by AOG Living and financed by CRBE, the new community will have 147 units offering a mix of studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments. Amenities will include a saltwater pool with lap lane and ramp entry, pickleball court, fitness center, hair/nail salon, theater and game lounge, yoga/aerobics room, dog park, community gardens, outdoor kitchens, parking garage and air-conditioned storage units.

The projected completion date is slated for late 2025.

“We are thrilled to announce our inaugural active adult project in Plano and our first venture into this sector within our development portfolio; however, we are no strangers to active adult communities. Our management division already oversees several active adult properties, demonstrating our commitment and expertise in this market,” said Ricardo Rivas, CEO of AOG Living.

Photo: Artist’s rendering of Novum Plano

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