The City of Chicago has issued a permit for the construction of a new 12-unit residential building at 2839 West 24th Boulevard in Little Village. The permit, which was applied for on May 6 and issued on September 13, allows for the construction of a 3-story building with a basement.
The new building will feature 12 residential units, including 3 ground-floor ADA units. The plans also include west side and rear 3-story stairs, 5-foot front iron fences, 5-foot side wood fences, and a 5-space parking pad with 1 ADA space.
The permit fees for the project total $20,592.24, which includes $12,405.24 in building fees, $675 in zoning fees, and $7,512 in other fees. The reported cost of the project is $1,200,000.
The owner of the property is listed as 2863 Buyers Group LLC. The architect for the project is Andrew Wang. When complete, the property will be a short walk from CTA Stations servicing the Pink Line.
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I’m happy to see the ADA units. It’s an underappreciated need. It’s an oddly shaped lot. I’d be curious about the site plan.