The City of Chicago has issued a new construction permit to erect a two-story plus basement, two-unit residence at 8255 South Green Street in the Auburn Gresham neighborhood. The subject parcel lies on the northeast corner of Green and West 83rd Streets and has been vacant for at least 15 years, as far back as Google Street View can show. The site is large enough for additional development, but there are no other permits for this end of the block pending in the Chicago Data Portal.
Site context of 8255 South Green Street, via Google Maps
The developer named in the permit, JSD Michigan LLC, and the general contractor, Summer Consult LLC, are both assigned to the same Chicago Heights address; Hanna Architects is the architect of record. Details for the new homes include a rear deck on the first level and a detached two-car garage. The permit’s application start date is May 13, and it was issued with a reported cost of $344,655. It is not known if the two units will be offered as rentals or as for-sale condos
From the alley, via Google Street View. A two-car garage will be erected here
Local transit options, via Google Maps
Residents of 8255 South Green will live in close proximity to CTA bus access, which can then be used to connect with rail travel. Northbound and southbound stops for Route 8A buses are one block east at South Halsted Street. Taken southbound, that route leads to the Gresham Rock Island Metra station about three blocks away. One block farther south is West 87th Street, where the eastbound #87 can be boarded and ridden one mile east to the 87th Red Line platform. The 79th Red Line platform can be reached via a northbound 8A bus to West 79th Street and connecting with the eastbound #79 bus.
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