Del Webb's presence in Illinois is concentrated in two established 55+ communities, and with zero new construction currently listed, buyers here are shopping the resale market rather than a builder price sheet. In Mundelein, Grand Dominion is the larger of the two neighborhoods, with resale pricing currently running from $439,900 to $770,000 across its Abbeyville, Ascend, Castle Rock, Deerfield, Glencoe, Havenwood, and Passport floor plans. Down in Shorewood, Shorewood Glen Del Webb offers a similar active-adult lifestyle at a somewhat lower price point, generally $405,000 to $487,500, with Freedom, Glory, Hampshire, Jamestown, and Liberty models represented among current listings. Both communities were built specifically for residents 55 and older, and since neither is under active construction, what's available today are resale homes rather than builder-direct sales. That distinction matters for buyers: expect mature landscaping, established clubhouses and amenities already in full operation, and no new-construction HOA ramp-up fees, but also plan for a home inspection that reflects the property's actual age rather than builder warranties. Grand Dominion and Shorewood Glen remain popular with buyers seeking low-maintenance, amenity-rich living in the northern and southwestern suburbs respectively, and pricing in both communities continues to reflect steady demand for age-restricted resale inventory in these submarkets.