### 90 North Schaumburg Continues to Expand with Exciting New Developments
90 North Schaumburg, a 325-acre mixed-use development and entertainment district in Schaumburg, is reaching new milestones as it continues to grow.
Since breaking ground in 2021, the community has successfully attracted high-profile tenants while seamlessly integrating business, residential, and entertainment opportunities. The development features a mix of commercial and office spaces and is home to notable tenants such as Motorola Solutions, Zurich Insurance North America Headquarters, Renaissance Hotel & Convention Center, The Boler Company, and Topgolf.
One of the most anticipated additions to the district is **Andretti Indoor Karting & Games**, set to open in 2025, bringing a high-energy entertainment experience to the area. Additionally, **The District at Veridian**, a new multifamily development, will offer modern lofts, entertainment, dining, and retail experiences, further enhancing the vibrant community.
“90 North Schaumburg continues to see exciting projects in 2025, including the construction of Andretti Indoor Karting & Games within the walkable entertainment hub anchored by the iconic Schaumburg Convention Center & Renaissance Hotel,” said Matt Frank, director of economic development at the Village of Schaumburg. “The District at Veridian is going vertical, offering a modern environment for a cosmopolitan lifestyle that blends nature, contemporary architecture, commerce, and community.”
With these developments, 90 North Schaumburg is shaping up to be a premier destination for business, entertainment, and modern living.
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