The Chicago City Council has approved the two-tower development at 170 N May Street and 175 N Racine Avenue in Fulton Market. The approval comes after the Plan Commission’s earlier this year, as Chicago based LG Development pivoted from previously announced plans for the site by a different architect and included land north of W Lake Street.
The Chicago City Council has approved the large-scale mixed-use development at 3955 N Kilpatrick Avenue in Old Irving Park. Sitting near the six-corner intersection with W Irving Park Road, the project will replace a large vacant plot which was previously a Peoples Gas facility. Now developer GW Properties can move forward with the multi-structure proposal.
The Chicago City Council has approved the mixed-use development at 1565 N Clybourn Avenue in the Near North Side. Sitting on the corner with N Halsted Street in the quickly changing area, the project will replace an existing two-story bank within a larger complex owned by developer The Georgetown Company.
Further details have been revealed for the massive redevelopment of the United Center parking lots dubbed The 1901 Project. Located within the Near West Side, the project was announced earlier this year and has now applied for a zoning approval. The project is being led by the owners of the Bulls and Balckhaws, the Reinsdorf and Wirtz families.
Further details have been revealed for the mixed-use redevelopment of the north end of Church Street Plaza at 900 Clark Street in downtown Evanston. The new project will sit on the intersection with Maple Avenue, replacing a portion of the large retail/commercial complex built in 2000. Now its current owner GW Properties is hoping to expand its offerings.
