Plans for a new residential development at 1805 North Campbell Avenue in Logan Square have been approved by the Chicago City Council. The project is set to rise along the 606 trail at the corner of West Bloomingdale Avenue, replacing a single-family home and its expansive yard. Initial details were revealed in 2024 and updated last summer.
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Heavy steel beams for the framework of a residential building have been put in place at 750 West North Avenue in Lincoln Park. The ironwork has been tied into the curved wall for the east facade of the building, and concrete block is underway to start giving form to the structure. Additional masonry work is on view at the west side of the construction site, with brickwork outlining the first floor.
Plans are moving forward for the mixed-use redevelopment of the historic Werner Bros. Storage building and the adjacent commercial structures along the corner of West Howard Street. Located at 7603 North Paulina Street in Rogers Park, the project has been in the works for several years and has gone through various iterations and changes in density.
A two-unit building at 6508 South Evans Avenue in Woodlawn demolished more than a decade ago has now been permitted for a two-flat replacement. The new permit, which had been pending in the Chicago Data Portal since September 2024, came through on March 3 with a reported cost of $450,000.
A tower crane permit was issued for the residential building at 566 West Van Buren Street in the West Loop on March 12. Of course, construction can’t begin with just the permission for a crane. But not to worry. Last week, both the foundation/superstructure permit and the full building permit came through the data portal, allowing work to begin on the project from Riverside Investment & Development.
