Chicago & Midwest + Greater Chicagoland + Apartments | April 7, 2023

Finger Companies Cuts Ribbon Luxury Rentals in Schaumburg

The Finger Companies hosted a ceremonial ribbon-cutting recently for The Quin, the developer’s 373-unit luxury rental community in Schaumburg, IL. Jill Jewett, president and co-owner of the Houston-based Finger Companies, and Schaumburg Mayor Tom Dailly delivered remarks to nearly 90 guests, including members of the Schaumburg Business Association.

Attendees toured the building’s designer one- and two-bedroom model units and resident amenities, including lounges, a catering kitchen, rentable guest suite, fitness center and business center. In the community’s golf simulator room, PGA professional and Topgolf regional director of instruction Jack Wilbrand was on hand to offer golf tips ahead of the spring season.

Guests also learned more about The Quin’s outdoor amenities, coming later this spring, such as the 2.5-acre park with gated dog areas, as well as landscaped courtyards with resort-style pools, outdoor kitchens and entertaining areas.

Located at 2450 Plum Grove Rd., The Quin opened to its first residents last month.

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