Further details have been revealed for the mixed-use mega development of Ivanhoe Village in Mundelein. Located at roughly 6000 W IL Route 60, the project will be the state’s first Urbanistic Traditional Neighborhood Development (TND). It is being brought forward by The Wirtz Corporation, owned by the same family who owns the Blackhawks and is behind The 1901 Project.
Further details and an updated timeline have been revealed for the upcoming mixed-use development at 121 W Michigan Boulevard in Michigan City, Indiana. The 32,000-person city is located around 60 miles from The Loop, but is accessible via the South Shore Line and sits just over the boundary of the greater metropolitan area.
Updated details and renderings have been revealed for the upcoming mixed-use development at 23 S Sangamon Street in the West Loop. Just a few weeks ago we covered when developer Fern Hill revealed the edits to the building after nearly five years in development, having since changed the unit mix/condo count as well as detailing its field house.
Preservation Chicago announced 2025’s most endangered list earlier this week. The yearly list highlights buildings across the city which are architecturally and culturally significant, however due to various reasons, they have fallen into disrepair and face potential demolition in the near future. Additional information can be found on Preservation Chicago’s website here.
Updated details have been revealed for the residential development at 3819 N Kedzie Avenue in Irving Park. Located near the intersection with W Byron Street, the project was initially revealed earlier this year with a different exterior design. Local developer Base 3 Real Estate is leading the project with Red Architects as the designer, the same team behind 750 W North Avenue.
