A two-story plus basement, two-unit home at 3402 South Lowe Avenue in Bridgeport was permitted for construction on July 22 by the City of Chicago. The permit came through with a reported cost of $505,000 exactly three months after its April 22 application start date. Details include a rear two-story stair and a front entrance stair, with a pair of outdoor parking spaces at the alley in the back.
Another batch of townhomes has been permitted on a Bridgeport lot that has already seen two rows of homes erected. Skyriver Throop Development LLC got a permit on May 18 to erect nine connected townhomes at 2631 South Throop Street, a permit they submitted an application for on April 1, just 49 days prior. It comes with a reported cost of $1.15 million.
A two-flat residence has been permitted for construction by the City of Chicago for a vacant lot at 724 West 26th Street in Bridgeport. A private developer applied for the permit on September 13 of last year, and it came through on January 22 with a reported cost of $500,000.
Zoning has been approved for a residential development set to rise at 2606 South Peoria Street in Bridgeport. Located at the intersection with West 27th Street and bounded by the Stevenson Expressway to the north, the proposal will replace a unique wedge-shaped vacant lot just a block from Palmisano Park.
On December 3, the City of Chicago issued a construction permit to allow for three residential units atop a first-floor restaurant space at 3328 South Halsted Street in Bridgeport. The application to build had been filed 11 months prior, before coming through with a reported cost of $937,500. 3328 S Halsted L&L LLC, registered to the same address as the permit, is named as the property owner.
