Chicago’s first Native American-focused affordable housing development is topped out at 2907-2917 West Irving Park Road in the Irving Park neighborhood. Jigzibik has risen to its full seven-story height after taking over a vacant mid-block lot this past summer. The building’s sawtooth design is clearly visible, with inset balconies ready to take shape.
A groundbreaking ceremony has been held for the upcoming mixed-use development at 2907 West Irving Park Road in Irving Park. Located near the south end of Horner Park, the project will replace a large vacant lot with the city’s first Native American affordable housing building. The effort is being led by Full Circle Communities and Visionary Ventures.
A full build out permit has been issued for the mixed-use affordable housing development at 2909 W Irving Park Road in Irving Park. Located mid-block between N Richmond Street and N Francisco Avenue, the new structure would replace a vacant lot along the busy corridor. Efforts for the project are being led by Full Circle Communities and Visionary Ventures.