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Construction of Treslonghof in Hillegom to start this year. Homes go on sale next week.

Construction of Treslonghof in Hillegom to start this year. Homes go on sale next week.

Construction of the Treslonghof apartment complex in Hillegom is scheduled to begin at the end of this year following a six-month permitting delay. The project will provide 34 new homes on a vacant site between Marellaan and Parklaan, with sales expected to start next week.

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