Panoptic Group has received permission from the City of Chicago to redevelop the property next to their West Town office. Using the address of 536 North Western Avenue, a permit issued on September 1 calls for a five-story building with nine dwelling units and retail space on the first floor. Panoptic’s headquarters is at 524 North Western, right next door.
The replacement permit was issued on Tuesday, September 1 for an 1888-built multi-unit residence in Lincoln Park that was permitted for demolition back in June. Landex Holding Company LLC now has permission to erect a three-story plus basement, four-unit building at 950 West Willow Street. The permit had been pending in the data portal since April 4, a duration of 150 days, and it came through with a reported cost of $950,000.
A new construction permit has been issued by the City of Chicago for a residential building at 3768 North Clark Street in the Wrigleyville neighborhood. Two buildings at 3768 and 3772 North Clark will be demolished and replaced with a four-story pus basement, five-unit building from developer and general contractor Newell Homes. The permit’s application start date is November 20 of last year, and it came through on August 28 with a reported cost of $1.4 million.
A three-story, three-unit building was approved for construction at 2012 South Desplaines Street in the Lower West Side Community Area on August 21. The permit had been pending in the Chicago Data Portal since December 8 of last year, and it was issued with a reported cost of $600,000. Lukaven Development LLC is the developer and general contractor.
The Legacy, an 11-story residential building under construction at 1621 Chicago Avenue in Evanston, erected a tower crane last week as a crew from general contractor Valenti continues foundation work. The crane was in action Friday as we watched it move rebar around the site. The 110-unit apartment building replaces a single-story commercial structure permitted for demolition back in February.
