Plans are moving forward for the mixed-use development at 5050 South Prairie Avenue in Grand Boulevard. Located on the corner of East 51st Street, the new structure will replace a pair of commercial buildings along with a vacant, city-owned lot. The effort is being led by KLY Development in partnership with the Rockford-based 1919 Architects.
Three permits issued on December 2 will allow construction on a vacant corner lot at South Prairie Avenue and East 46th Street in Grand Boulevard. 4603, 4605, and 4607 South Prairie will all be three-story, three-unit buildings. Permit applications were all filed on September 22, and all three were issued on December 2 with reported costs of $440,000 apiece.
A local LLC has received permission to build a pair of three-flat residences in the 4500 block of South Prairie Avenue in Grand Boulevard. PCZ Properties LLC applied for permits at 4545 and 4547 South Prairie on September 8, and they both came through November 14 with reported costs of $450,000 apiece.
A developer has received permission to build a three-flat in Grand Boulevard next door to one they have already begun to erect. A permit was issued on September 18 for 4441 South Vincennes Avenue, allowing McBrearty Construction of Mount Greenwood to build a three-flat. The application was filed on August 26, and it is approved with a reported cost of $839,708.
A permit has been issued by the City of Chicago to build a three-story, six-unit residential building at 416 East 50th Place in Grand Boulevard. An application was filed by Westwood Group One LLC on June 12 of this year, with the permit coming through on August 12. It includes a reported cost of $1,052,700. No structural details are noted in the permit. A detached garage will be included, but the number of parking spaces is not specified.
