Plans have been approved for the mixed-use redevelopment of the three-building complex spanning from 900 to 910 W Fulton Market. Located on the northwest corner with N Peoria Street, the buildings are bound by Time Out Market and the future renovation of 310 N Peoria Street. This redevelopment is being led by Midwest Property Group and has been in development for a few years.
Current view of 900 W Fulton Market by NORR
PREVIOUS (left) – Current (right) rendering of 900 W Fulton Market
The structures were originally the home of Nealey Foods back when the neighborhood was still known for its meat-packing industry. However this isn’t the first time a redevelopment has been proposed for them, originally developer Shorewood was working with local firm HPA on a larger proposal rising nine-stories in height with over 64,000 square-feet of office space.
Demolition elevation 900 W Fulton Market by NORR
Elevation of 900 W Fulton Market by NORR
While that proposal was set to be completed in 2023, the property changed hands and now Midwest Property Group is working with local architecture firm NORR on the approved proposal. Similarly it will restore the four-story yellow-brick structure at 900 W Fulton Market, demolish the building at 906 Fulton, and preserve the facade of 910 Fulton.
Rendering of 900 W Fulton Market by NORR
On the west end, a new three-story structure will rise behind the existing facade, with the top floor being set back in order to not disrupt the historic exterior. In the center a new five-story structure will reach 64-feet in height with a brick exterior that mimics the surrounding context. Outdoor decks would be built on the setbacks for future tenants.
Elevation of 900 W Fulton Market by NORR
The lower levels of the project will be for commercial uses while the top floors will be for residential, though the number of units is unknown. The approval from the Permit Review Committee clears the project to rise once it secures construction permits. At the moment no timeline has been announced.
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Love this redevelopment! Great to see the new fitting in perfectly with the original
Love this. Reminds me of the Third Ward redevelopment in Milwaukee. Not everything has to be 20+ floors to add to a neighborhood. This will activate street life more than most developments in the neighborhood.
These are the best kind of redevelopments. This is how we update our city and keep it beautiful. More more more!