Permits have been issued for a two-story residential building located at 3213 S Union Avenue in the Bridgeport neighborhood. The owner Zhuo Hua Xie Kuo has planned for two total units, as well as a basement underneath. Three on-grade parking spaces will be provided on a planned slab in the rear. The project will be replacing a 1.5-story masonry residential building with a detached garage.
The Zoning Board of Appeals has approved the new zoning for a mixed-use development at 1005 W 31st Street in Bridgeport. The site is located on an interior lot between S Morgan Street and S Aberdeen Street. The 31 CTA bus route runs along W 31st Street, stopping at the 31st and Morgan intersection, within a one-minute walk from the site. Jiarong Zhang is in charge of the development.
Demolition permits have been issued for a two-story residential building and detached frame garage, located at 3151 S Normal Avenue in Bridgeport. The lot is currently owned by Joe Feng, who had purchased the property for $250,000 in 2017, according to Chicago City Wire.
Zoning has been approved for a new mixed-use development at 3315-3319 S Morgan Street in Bridgeport. Comprised of three buildings, the development is located along S Morgan Street between W 32nd Place and W 33rd Place. There are multiple options for public transportation nearby. Both the 31 CTA bus route, accessed at the 31st and Morgan stop, as well as the 35 CTA bus route, accessed at the 35th and Morgan stop, can be reached within a five-minute walk. The 8 CTA bus route, accessed at the 33rd and Halsted stop, is a six-minute walk away.
Permits have been issued for a three-story residential building at 2716 S Emerald Avenue in Bridgeport. The project site is located on an interior lot along S Emerald Avenue, between W 26th Street and W 28th Street. The nearest public transportation is the 8 CTA bus accessed at the Halsted and 28th stop within a two-minute walk. The Halsted CTA L station, serviced by the Orange Line, is less than a ten-minute walk. Shan Lu is listed as the owner behind the applications, reporting a development cost of $450,000.
