Articles by Ian Achong

Plans Revealed For Affordable Development In Humboldt Park

Plans have been revealed for a mixed-use development at 3305 W Division Street in Humboldt Park. Located on the southwest corner with N Spaulding Avenue, the new project will replace a two-story structure that most recently held a Spanish church with a small parking lot. The proposal is being led by LUCHA and Full Circle Communities, with local architecture firm DesignBridge working on its design.

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Plans Revealed For Residential Development At 5400 N Ashland Avenue In Andersonville

Plans have been revealed for a new residential development at 5400 N Ashland Avenue in Andersonville. Located on the northwest corner with W Balmoral Avenue, the proposal will replace a one-story house just one block west of the Clark Street corridor. The project is being led by local real estate investor Josh Bradley, with Compass Architecture LLC working on its design.

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Covent Hotel Redevelopment Opens In Lincoln Park

A ribbon cutting ceremony has been held for the mixed-use redevelopment of the old Covent Hotel at 2653 N Clark Street in Lincoln Park. Sitting on the corner with W Drummond Place, the project is the first phase of a larger development that includes the lot in the rear. The work was led by the NHP Foundation and Drummond Development with local firm Weese Langley Weese Architects working on its design.

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Plans Revealed For Mixed-Use Development In Ravenswood Manor

Plans have been revealed for a mixed-use development at 2919 W Lawrence Avenue in Ravenswood Manor. Located near the intersection with N Manor Avenue, the building will rise on the northernmost border of the neighborhood across the street from Ronan Park. The proposal is being led by MAS Ventures LLC and Malek Abdulsamad, with Wight & Company working on the design.

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Potential Purchase Revealed For Jewelers Building In The Loop

A potential buyer has been revealed for the Jewelers Building at 35 E Wacker Drive in The Loop. Located right on the river on the intersection with N Wabash Avenue, the historic building was most recently owned by Toronto-based real estate firm Dorchester. Now it would appear that local developer Mike Reschke is in talks to potentially purchase and redevelop the tower according to Crain’s.

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