Details have been revealed for the residential development at 2128 S Tan Court in Chinatown. Located just east of the intersection with S Princeton Avenue adjacent to the CTA Orange Line tracks, the project will replace a large long-term vacant lot. The proposal is being led by Tan Court Development LLC, with local architecture firm FitzGerald Associates working on its design to be built in two phases.
Tax incentives have been fully approved for the upcoming redevelopment of the Hoyt Building at 465 W Cermak Road in Chinatown. Sitting on the western edge of Chinatown along the southern branch of the Chicago River, the project has been in the works for a few years with multiple developers. Currently leading the development is Aurora-based Windfall Group, who are working with SPACE Architects + Planners on the design.
Crane permits have been issued for the mixed-use development at 3636 N Lake Shore Drive in Lake View East. Located on the southwest corner with W Waveland Avenue, the two-structure project would replace one of the remaining vacant lots along the lakefront. The development is being led by City Club Apartments who recently built 60 E Benton Place in The Loop, with BKV Group working on its design.
Initial details have been revealed for the residential development at 7015 N Sheridan Road in Rogers Park. Located just south of the intersection with W Greenleaf Avenue, the site sits near Loyola Park and just north of the university itself. The proposal developer and architect are yet to be disclosed, but the developer will be seeing to rezone the site from RT-4 to B2-3, or Neighborhood Mixed-Use District.
A final landmark recommendation has been issued for the Apollo’s 2000 theater at 2875 W Cermak Road in Little Village. Located just west of the intersection with S Marshall Boulevard and the city’s Grand Boulevard, the recommendation was officially made by the Commission on Chicago Landmarks. Now the historic theater’s official landmark designation will now depend on approval from city council.
