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PulteGroup Photo Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... MCCLENDON-CHISHOLM – A master-planned community designed for adults 55 and older recently broke ground on Del Webb Sanoma Verde, marking the brand’s first community on the east side of the Metroplex.Being developed by PulteGroup, the new development, company officials say, will allow residents to “experience a community designed for connection and active adult living in an amazing location.”Sonoma Verde, officials added, “will blend natural beauty with resort-style amenities and thoughtfully crafted homes for the 55-plus lifestyle.” No construction target date for the first complete homes was available.According to the Del Webb website, homes will range from two to four bedrooms with prices starting in the low $400,000s.

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