BRG leaders were joined by Boone County officials and representatives from the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce for the groundbreaking at the northeast corner of Areo Parkway/Rt. 18.

“It is great to have a diversity of housing available to potential and current Boone County residents," said Boone County Judge-executive Gary Moore. "This tremendous project is another example of the growth we are experiencing in Boone County.”

Parkway Trails is located in the heart of a vibrant area of Boone County, accessible to shopping, restaurants, entertainment, interstate highways, golf courses, recreation, highly-rated public schools, dog parks and waking, hiking and biking trails. Monthly rents will start at $950 with pre-leasing beginning in the fall and move-ins scheduled for early 2022.

"Parkway Trails fills a need in the marketplace for attainable, well-built, quality housing that features great amenities at a reasonable price," said. BRG Apartments Chief Operating Officer Don Brunner. "We appreciate the support we have received from the Boone County Fiscal Court and we are honored to be part of this growing and wonderful community."

Parkway Trails' amenities include:

• 1- and 2-bedroom apartments with plank flooring and modern finishes
• Swimming pool
• Fitness Center
• Cyber cafe
• Clubhouse
• Outside exercise equipment
• Bike trail

"As Northern Kentucky continues to grow through economic development opportunities across region, Parkway Trails is the kind of attractive residential development that is critical to providing the attainable housing needed for our booming workforce," said Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce President Brent Cooper.

BRG Apartments is locally owned and operated with experienced property managers. Based in Kenwood, the company owns and manages apartment communities in Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, Dayton, Lexington, Georgetown and southern Indiana.

13031. company has grown through purchasing existing apartment communities. Parkway Trails is the first community that BRG built from the ground up.

"This is a great location with tremendous exposure," Brunner said. "The Northern Kentucky market is booming. And we wanted to be a part of it by providing good, quality attainable housing for the market."

Brunner said BRG said the company is scouting other potential development sites in Boone County.

"We are looking at additional land in Boone County right now," he said. "We hope this is the first of many new developments for us here and in the tri-state area."

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“Being locally owned and operated, BRG cares about our communities and we are inspired to give back this holiday season,” said Jennifer Illanz, training and marketing manager for BRG Apartments. “This is our fourth year teaming up with The Fisher/Nightingale House, Inc., and we have raised over $25,000 for this organization since we began.”

The first Fisher House opened in 1991, built by Zachary Fisher, a well-known builder and philanthropist in the 1980s and 1990s, and founded by Pauline Trost, whose experiences as the wife of a Naval Admiral led her to want to give back to military members. “The Fisher Houses provide an opportunity for military and veteran families to stay together and support each other when a loved one is undergoing medical treatment, as well as physical and emotional support to these families and individuals,” said Christopher Stanley, executive director of The Fisher/Nightingale Houses in Dayton. BRG Apartments operates apartment communities in Greater Cincinnati, Columbus, Northern Kentucky, Dayton, Marion and New Albany, Indiana.

BRG is committed to connecting residents with homes, and that same spirit of community during the holiday season inspires their annual “A Home Before the Holidays” campaign.

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