A long-vacant lot in the 2700 block of West Adams Street in East Garfield Park has been permitted for a new three-flat residential building. The permit for 2713 West Adams, issued on Friday, October 30, names Franklin Abel as the property owner who applied for a permit in September. Permission was granted after a 44-day wait in the Chicago Data Portal. Its reported cost is $450,000.
Site context of 2713 West Adams Street, via Google Maps
From the alley, via Google Street View. Three surface parking spaces will be added here.
The permit calls for a three-story building with three dwelling units. There will be stairs in front and a rear two-story porch connected by a stairway. Three surface parking spaces will be included at the back of the lot off the alley accessed from South Washtenaw Avenue. Peter Sterniuk is designated as the architect of record, with Keos Realty LLC handling general contracting duties. Those two have teamed up on several projects around the city; this is the first mention in the data portal for this property owner. It is not known if the new units will be offered as rental apartments, for-sale condos, or if the building will be sold as a whole for a new owner to rent out to tenants.
1261 South California, another three-flat joint by Peter Sterniuk and Keos Realty, permitted 4/11/2023. Image via Google Street View
Local transit options, via Google Maps
Residents of 2713 West Adams Street will live with one block’s walk of east-west and north-south CTA bus service. Route 126 makes stops along West Jackson Street, and the #94 bus stops along South California Avenue to the west. The California Blue line platform to the northwest and the Western Blue Line platform to the southeast are each about half a mile away.
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