47th Ward Alderman Matt Martin announced Tuesday on Twitter that the new residential building at 4715 North Lincoln Avenue in Lincoln Square has a new name and website. Now known as The Canvas at Lincoln Plaza, the 63-unit affordable development from The Community Builders will begin accepting applications this Thursday, October 17th.
Screenshot of Alderman Martin’s X (formerly Twitter) announcement of The Canvas at Leland Plaza.
The new website features a plethora of interior renderings, as well as floor plans, amenities, and the 4-1-1 on the surrounding neighborhood.
From the website:
“Opening Winter 2024, Canvas at Leland Plaza brings high quality, yet affordable living to the heart of vibrant Lincoln Square. Located steps from the Western CTA station and Lincoln Square’s renowned restaurants, shops and cultural institutions, Canvas offers easy access to neighborhood amenities and community events, like Apple Fest, the farmers market, and wine strolls. Choose from Studio, One-, and Two-Bedroom apartments, featuring modern amenities including in-unit washers and dryers, ample storage, beautiful plank flooring and high ceilings. Building amenities include a Whisper Room, lounge, outdoor terrace, and package room. With local artists’ work showcased throughout and select units offering Artist Preference, this community combines art, accessibility, and affordability. Paint the home and lifestyle you deserve at Canvas at Leland Plaza.”
Interior rendering from the website of The Canvas at Leland Plaza
Interior rendering from the website of The Canvas at Leland Plaza
Interior rendering from the website of The Canvas at Leland Plaza
Interior rendering from the website of The Canvas at Leland Plaza
Construction progress from late September. Photo by Daniel Schell
Construction progress from late September. Photo by Daniel Schell
As the announcement states, The Canvas at Leland Plaza will open to its first residents late this year.
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Affordable… the City paid 20million to buy out of the parking meter deal. So spending 20m on the free dirt, leading to $800,000+ rental apartments. Politicians so happy to tout affordable, while wasting taxpayer money.