Plans for the redevelopment of the parking lots around the United Center, dubbed The 1901 Project, will be moving forward as they are set to be reviewed by the Plan Commission this January. Led by the Reinsdorf and Wirtz families, owners of the Bulls and Blackhawks respectively, the project comes at a time when other teams in the city are seeking relocation.
Permits have been issued for the mixed-use development at 1101 W Berwyn Avenue on the southern end of Edgewater. Located on the corner with N Winthrop Avenue, in September we covered the project’s approval after a design change from its original proposal a while back. Since then there has been additional alterations.
Details have been revealed for a mixed-use development at 5600 N Winthrop Avenue in Edgewater. Located on the intersection with W Bryn Mawr Avenue, the site is currently occupied by three one-story commercial buildings right next to the Bryn Mawr CTA Red Line Station. The project is being led by Norridge-based developer Harlem Irving Companies.
The Chicago City Council has approved the mixed-use development at 1747 W Grand Avenue in West Town. Sitting next to Publican Quality Bread near the intersection with N Wood Street, the new structure would join multiple other multi-unit buildings that have gone up nearby in recent years as the area continues to draw new residents.
New plans have been revealed for the mixed-use development at 750 W North Avenue in Lincoln Park. This comes after the approval of previous plans for the site under a different developer lapsed, allowing for local developer Base 3 Real Estate to swoop in with a new proposal designed by Red Architects.
