Structural steel has reached its pinnacle for the frontmost section of “The Porter,” a five-story mixed-use building rising at 2411 N Lincoln Avenue in Lincoln Park. Having replaced a privately-owned park at the three-way intersection of Lincoln Avenue, Halsted Street, and Fullerton Avenue, the scheme by Mike Breheny involves 3,700 square feet of retail, a 1,700 square-foot covered patio, and 36 for-rent apartments above.
A permit was issued on Wednesday for a new four-story residential building, located at 3421 N Ashland Avenue in Lake View. The owner is listed as Michael Breheny, who has planned 53 total units, an elevator, a bike room, a loading bay, a rooftop patio, and 16 total surface parking spaces. The new construction will be replacing a masonry structure that was approved for demolition earlier this year.
Demolition permits have been issued for three masonry buildings located at 3415-25 N Ashland Avenue in Lake View. Developed by Contemporary Concepts in partnership with Wildwood Investments, the replacing project will be a four-story residential building, with a total of 53 units ranging from studios to two-bedrooms. Five of these units will be affordable housing under the city’s Affordable Requirements Ordinance.
The proposed zoning has been approved for a residential development at 3415 N Ashland Avenue in Lake View. Located along N Ashland Avenue, the site is between W Cornelia Avenue and W Roscoe Street. The southern edge of the site is directly adjacent to the CTA Brown Line elevated tracks. Contemporary Concepts, in partnership with Wildwood Investments, is behind the development.
Demolition permits have been issued for 516-518 W Arlington Place in Lincoln Park, where property owner and developer Contemporary Concepts plans to demolish an existing multi-unit residential building. Viewpoint Services, Inc. will serve as the demolition contractor for the three-story masonry structure.