The City of Chicago has granted permission for a four-story, eight-unit apartment building at 4317 North Kedvale Avenue in Irving Park. The permit came through on November 9, 45 days after its application start date of September 25. It includes a reported cost of $1.1 million. The subject parcel sits close to the boundary of the Irving Park and Albany Park Community Areas.
A permit has been issued to replace a 120-year-old greystone at 3423 North Janssen Avenue in Lake View with a new three-flat residence. Showing an application start date of May 13, the permit came through after a 176-wait with a reported cost of $1, which is likely not accurate. Buckley Builders of Park Ridge is named as the property owner.
That new tower crane at 410 North Elizabeth in the Fulton Market District is allowing Clark Construction and Adjustable Concrete to go vertical on the residential tower. Not a lot, as the core has risen to the second level while the rest of progress remains at the first floor, but after the long process of installing the geothermal systems below grade, it’s great to see this one start to go skyward.
Chicago’s newest tower crane is set to do the heavy lifting for the 7 West Elm residential tower in the Gold Coast neighborhood. Shoutout to reader Idvier for letting us know last week that the crane had been erected at North State and West Elm Streets, where former Barnes & Noble and Lou Malnati’s outposts were recently demolished.
A three-story masonry mixed-use building has been approved for construction at 3217 South Archer Avenue in McKinley Park. A permit with an application start date of March 11 came through on October 27, 230 days later. It cites a reported cost of $500,000.
