Details have been revealed for a new hotel at 3257 N Halsted Street in the heart of Northalsted, previously known as Boystown. Sitting on the intersection with W Aldine Avenue, the new structure would replace a vacant two-story commercial building and its parking lot which were previously home to Yoshi’s Cafe. At the moment, the developer is unknown.
Details have been revealed for a new affordable planned development at 3037 W Grand Avenue in Humboldt Park. Located on the eastern edge of the neighborhood on the intersection with N Sacramento Avenue, the multi-phase proposal would replace the current home of Stone City. Efforts for this are being led by local developer Aspen Ventures.
A full building permit has been approved for the first mixed-use structure of the long-stalled Riverline development at 1010 S Wells Street in the South Loop. The new building designed by Gensler will occupy the first parcel of the larger development located south of the River City apartments, having switched to apartments from condos.
Further details and renderings have been revealed as the Chicago Plan Commission has approved the new Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park. Located on the intersection of S DuSable Lake Shore Drive and E 87th Street on the southern half of the former South Works site, plans were revealed earlier this year to neighborhood concerns.
The Chicago Plan Commission has approved the residential redevelopment of the historical office building at 65 E Wacker Place in The Loop. Located next to the Carbide & Carbon building near the Chicago River, the project was initially revealed this summer as developer Mavrek Development began the approval process.
