Final facade work is underway for a new mixed-use development at 4513 N Clark Street in Uptown. This new five-story project, known as Harmony Apartments, is replacing several one-story masonry commercial buildings. MCZ Development has planned a total of 56 units, with six being affordable. The residential section, positioned above 3,400 square feet of ground-floor retail space, will offer access to a rooftop deck and a resident amenity room.
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Harmony Apartments. Photo by Jack Crawford
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Harmony Apartments. Photo by Jack Crawford
The distribution of these residences includes 12 studios, 24 one-bedroom apartments, and 20 two-bedroom apartments. Out of the total unit count, 44 units will feature private balconies or terraces.
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Harmony Apartments. Photo by Jack Crawford
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Harmony Apartments. Photo by Jack Crawford
The 58-foot design by 2rz Architecture comes with a variety of materials, including both dark gray and orange metal paneling, floor-to-ceiling windows, and tan brick at ground level.
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Harmony Apartments. Photo by Jack Crawford
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Harmony Apartments. Photo by Jack Crawford
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Harmony Apartments. Photo by Jack Crawford
At its ground level, the development includes 28 parking spaces and 42 bike stalls. For public transportation, the nearest bus transit is located a one-minute walk south to Clark & Sunnyside, offering service for Routes 22 and 78. Additional stops for Route 81 are accessible within a three-minute walk north to Wilson & Clark. For CTA Red and Purple Line service, Wilson Station can be reached via a 12-minute walk east. The Brown Line is also accessible at Montrose Station, which is a 14-minute walk southwest.
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Harmony Apartments. Photo by Jack Crawford
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Harmony Apartments. Photo by Jack Crawford
D.O.M. Properties Investment is serving as the general contractor for the project, with the net cost estimated at approximately $7.5 million, as reported in the issued permits. The final completion and opening date have not yet been announced.
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this is a significant downgrade from the renderings
How? It looks the same except the overhang is missing.
What’s the income requirements to be able to live in this apartment building?