The anticipated construction of a new residential building at 1101 West Argyle Street in Uptown can begin forthwith, as a permit has been issued by the City of Chicago. Located on the southwest corner of Argyle and Winthrop Avenue, the five-story, 16-unit development takes the place of the old Hoa Nam grocery store, which was demolished two summers ago after receiving a demolition permit in July 2023.
A construction permit applied for on March 12 was issued April 29 to erect a four-unit building at 1306 West Winona Street in Uptown. Two days later, on May 1, a demolition permit was granted to remove the single-family dwelling currently occupying the site.
Progress is beginning to show at 4907 North Paulina Street in the Uptown neighborhood, as general contractor Moments Notice Services takes a new residential project vertical. The site of the new four-story, 32-unit development is now marked by brick and block work as the courtyard building takes shape.
Foundation work is underway for a pair of single-family residences taking the place of an 1890s building demolished in March. At 4846 and 4844 North Hermitage Avenue in Uptown, Amazing City LLC of Lake Zurich got permits on January 24 and January 30 respectively for the two-story homes. The two permits have identical specifications, and each indicates a reported construction cost of $1.034 million.
Single-family residences at 4442 and 4444 North Greenview Avenue are topped out in the Uptown neighborhood. The two homes are being developed by Heritage Luxury Homes, who received a pair of construction permits 18 days apart back in November of last year. The construction site is a former surface parking lot used by the First Spanish Christian Church at Greenview and Sunnyside Avenues, which was itself demolished for a trio of single-family homes.
