Just three weeks after the Chicago Plan Commission approved construction for 400 North Elizabeth, it has received a demolition permit. The Plan Commission meeting was held May 16; the demo permit was issued June 6. That means activity is imminent on the two-story, 724-unit apartment development in the Fulton Market District of the West Loop.
The City of Chicago has issued a permit for the demolition of a five-story masonry building located at 1130 S Wabash Avenue in South Loop. The demolition will be carried out by Atlas Industries, Inc., a Chicago-based general contractor.
A demolition permit has now been issued for the 18-story mixed-use high rise at 350 N Morgan Street in Fulton Market. Developed by Sterling Bay, the 288-foot-tall project is set to yield 505,000 square feet of programming, consisting of primarily class A offices and a supplementary 15,000 square feet of programming. Built to accommodate open, creative office layouts, the tower will provide its tenants with 30,000 to 45,000-square-foot floor plates.
Since YIMBY’s last update, demolition has fully wrapped up at the site of a planned nine-story building planned by John Buck Company and Free Market Ventures in Uptown. Located at 4601 N Broadway Street, the mixed-use building is set to house 12,000 square feet of ground-level retail, with 200 apartments on the upper floors. Located at the corner of Broadway and Wilson, the site was previously occupied by a one-story masonry commercial building.
Construction permits were issued this week for a new two-story retail building, located at 113 E Oak Street in Near North Side. The owner-occupied site is being developed under the name 113 E Oak Street LLC, and will be replacing a three-story white masonry building.
