410 North Elizabeth tower crane planted

410 North Elizabeth Plants A Tower Crane In The Fulton Market District

Caissons are done and the tower crane has been planted for the first of two residential towers at 410 North Elizabeth in the Fulton Market District. The stub has been in the ground since at least last Friday, when we spotted it from a passing Metra train. General contractor Clark Construction and the concrete crew from Adjustable Concrete are working at grade on the site, which is bound by two sets of Metra tracks to the north and south, North Elizabeth Street to the east, and North Ogden Avenue to the west.

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1730 West Belmont Avenue construction permitted

Permits In Place For Eight Residential Units At 1730 West Belmont In Roscoe Village

Demolition and new construction permits have been issued for 1730 West Belmont Avenue in Roscoe Village, leading the way to a new four-story, eight-unit residential building from developer Belmont Paulina Corp of Lemont. Michael Cox & Associates designed the project, and PCH Construction Company is on the team as the general contractor. The construction permit came through on July 14 after waiting in the Chicago Data Portal for 396 days from its June 2025 application start date. It includes a reported cost of $2.2 million.

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4847 South Langley Avenue three-flat construction permitted

Three-Flat Permitted, Two More Pending On 4800 Block Of South Langley Avenue In Grand Boulevard

A three-flat for 4847 South Langley Avenue permitted by the city on July 27 will be one of three residential buildings a local developer will erect on a vacant lot in Grand Boulevard. GT Alternatives LLC is the recipient of the new permit, which came through 55 days after its application start date with a reported cost of $400,000. GT Alternatives will be their own general contractor on all three builds, working with plans by architect of record Peter Sterniuk.

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