A permit has been issued by the City of Chicago to replace a single-family home at 1124 West Addison Street with a two-unit residential building. The permit application was filed on November 12 of last year, and was issued February 5. It names G Alan Development Group as the developer and general contractor, and estimates construction costs at an even $1 million.
Site context of 1124 West Addison Street, via Google Maps
The three-story building designed by Pavlovcik Architecture will include a raised, covered patio and an upper-level balcony. A concrete pad accessed from the alley at the rear of the property will include three outdoor parking spaces, rather than replacing the frame garage that was demolished with the house. Both structures were permitted for demolition on November 14, 2024; B & K Concrete 1 was listed in that permit as the dem contractor.
Post-demolition, January 2025. Photo by Daniel Schell
From the alley after demolition. Photo by Daniel Schell
Real estate site Redfin shows the home, which has already been demolished, was built in the late 1890s and sold in August of last year for $860,000.
This two-car garage, demolished with the house, will be replaced by a parking pad. Via Google Street View
Nearby public transit options, via Google Maps
1124 West Addison Street is located one block west of the intersection of Addison Street and Clark Street, where CTA Routes 22 and 152 buses have stops in front of the Wrigley Field marquee. The Addison Red Line elevated train platform is two blocks further east.
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It’s awesome to see a SFH turn into a two flat, small win.