A demolition permit issued for an 1883-built residence at 1934 North Halsted Street in Lincoln Park will clear a lot for a new two-unit building. Real estate records show the home was sold in August for $1.325 million. Permission to raze it came through on October 16, naming Carlos Group as the demo contractor at a reported cost of $20,000.
Now that a pair of 1895-built frame homes have been razed from the site, excavation work is underway for a new residential building at 2677 North Orchard Street in Lincoln Park. Two demolition permits were issued for the existing residences on June 30, and both structures were quickly dispatched.
The first row of townhomes on the former Cenacle Retreat land in Lincoln Park have topped out. Addressed as 2329 North Cambridge Avenue, the row of homes extends off a short segment of the street extending south off Fullerton Parkway, a segment that could be mistaken for an alley. The first set of eight townhomes was permitted on April 2nd with a reported cost of $4.11 million.
Exterior work is nearing completion at 519 West Fullerton Parkway in Lincoln Park. That’s the west half of the Fullerton Pointe development from P3 Properties, a 16-unit condominium project that includes 513 West Fullerton next door.
Construction is underway for a condominium development at 1933-1937 North Mohawk Street in the Lincoln Park neighborhood. Urban Edge Group the developer is building eight units here, and Urban Edge Group the general contractor has reached the second floor as work progresses. The project is a design by Hanna Architects.
