Three dwelling units have been cleared for construction on a vacant lot at 2437 South Francisco Avenue in the Marshall Square neighborhood. A permit with an application start date of April 9 came through on May 15, a duration of 36 days, with a reported cost of $625,000. Fargo Group LLC is the permit’s recipient as both the developer and general contractor.
Site context of 2437 South Francisco Avenue, via Google Maps
They will construct a three-story, three-unit building with no basement. There will be wood porches on the first and second levels at the rear, but no third-story nor rooftop outdoor space is mentioned. Wood and iron fences will enclose the property. Angel Sida of Studio 117 Architects is named as the architect of record. Three surface parking spaces will be added at the alley that encircles the site. The lot has been vacant since the city issued an emergency demolition permit a previous single-story frame residence.
From the alley, via Google Street View
2437 South Francisco Avenue, ordered demolished by the city in March 2020. Image via Google Street View
Local transit options, via Google Maps
2437 South Francisco is one block west of access to the CTA’s #94 bus at South California Avenue, which can be used to connect with Pink Line trains at the California platform just over half a mile north. For east-west travel, Route 60 buses stop two blocks south along West 26th Street. There is a Divvy bike rack two blocks west at Sacramento Avenue and 25th Street.
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