Three permits were issued by the City of Chicago over the past week to erect a trio of two-story, six-unit residential buildings in East Garfield Park. All three applications were filed on January 6 of this year. The first two permits came through on October 24, and the third was issued October 27. Each permit shows a reported cost of $2.375 million.
A pair of three-flats have been approved this month for adjacent lots at 3155 and 3157 West Monroe Street in East Garfield Park. Both were issued with reported costs of $480,000 for each permit, with 3155 coming through on September 11, and 3157 issued on September 18. Applications were filed for both on June 17.
The Chicago City Council has approved the mixed-use affordable development known as Harvest Homes II in East Garfield Park. Located at 3415 West Jackson Boulevard, YIMBY recently covered when the project was approved by the Plan Commission around a month ago. The wedge-shaped site is bounded by West 5th Avenue to the south.
With permission now granted by the City of Chicago, construction work can begin on a three-story, three-unit frame residential building at 2745 West Monroe Street in East Garfield Park. The entity of BMA Investments LLC 2745 West Monroe applied for a permit on June 11. It came through on July 21st with a reported cost of $500,000.
The Chicago Plan Commission has approved a new mixed-use affordable development at 3415 West Jackson Boulevard in East Garfield Park. Located at the intersection of South Homan Avenue and West 5th Avenue, the proposal aims to develop a large, vacant, wedge-shaped lot near Garfield Park.
