The Chicago City Council has approved the residential development at 2606 S Peoria Street in Bridgeport. Originally revealed just a few months ago, the project has sailed through the city’s approval process, having been green lit by the Committee on Zoning not long ago. The building will be replacing a small wedged lot on the corner with W 27th Street.
Zoning has been initially approved for the residential development at 2606 S Peoria Street in Bridgeport. Sitting on the corner with W27th Street and bound by the Stevensons Expressway to the north, news on the proposal broke just under a month ago which we covered here. Efforts for the project are being led by local developer Henry Tran.
Six permits were issued by the City of Chicago on March 10 to build affordable single-family residences on South Stark Street in Bridgeport. The homes are part of a larger development that has already seen several townhomes and standalone buildings on the block bound by Stark Street, Hillock Avenue, Throop Street, and the rail tracks. Skyriver Throop Development LLC is behind the project, which replaces a light industrial building demolished back in 2018. MPI Contracting is named in the permits as the general contractor.
Details have been revealed for a residential development at 2606 S Peoria Street in Bridgeport. The small wedge shaped lot is located near the intersection with W 27th Street, in a small one-block wide area sandwiched between the Stevensons Expressway to the north and Palmisano Park to the south.
A pair of single-family residences have been permitted for a triangular lot on South Lyman Street in the Bridgeport neighborhood. Both permits, for 3069 and 3073 South Lyman, were issued on January 31 after applications were filed on October 5 of last year. Treic LLC, registered in Hinsdale, is the developer, and they’ve used 360 Design Studio for architectural plans.
