A new development we told you about in December coming to a vacant lot on North Burling Street in Lincoln Park will, it turns out, fill more than that empty space. A demolition permit was issued on January 22 to bring down the residence and its detached garage at 1660 North Burling Street. That will allow extra space for the new condos permitted for 1658 North Burling.
A demolition permit has been issued for the single-story commercial property at 2600 North Clark Street in Lincoln Park, signaling the beginning of a residential development on the same site. Quality Excavation is named as the demolition contractor in the permit, which came through on January 12 with a reported cost of $103,000. Demolition is expected to begin the week of January 19.
Additional details, renderings, and a Phase One timeline have been revealed for Foundry Park ahead of its Plan Commission review later this week. Located on the northern half of the former Lincoln Yards site in Lincoln Park, Foundry Park has been in the works by local developer JDL since the firm purchased the site last year after the previous megadevelopment stalled.
Plans have been revealed for a residential development at 2724 North Lehmann Court in Lincoln Park. Located just south of the intersection with West Diversey Parkway, the slim site previously held a three-story residential building, which was issued a demolition permit late last year. Once demolition is complete, developer Contemporary Concepts can move forward with construction plans.
A new residential permit issued by the city on December 18 will deliver a multi-unit building at 1658 North Burling Street in Lincoln Park. Showing an application date not even two months old, the permit came through with a reported cost of $2.85 million. The double lot lies in the midst of Burling Street’s well-known high-end real estate.
