Permission has been granted by the City of Chicago for the construction of a six-unit building at 1547 North Wieland Street in the Old Town neighborhood. The permit was issued on April 1, with an application date of November 18, 2024. The reported cost of the construction is $2.525 million. The property is currently vacant.
A building permit is now pending for the mixed-use development at 1224 W Randolph Street in Fulton Market. Located near the intersection with N Elizabeth Street, the project was first announced nearly three years ago. The development team—Azur Holdings and Golub & Company—purchased the land in late 2023.
A new construction permit was issued by the City of Chicago on April 7th to build a single-family home at 2222 North Southport Avenue in Lincoln Park. The entity of “2 x 4 N Southport LLC” is the recipient of the granted permission, allowing them to erect a two-story with basement home next to Clover Park. The application for the permit is dated April 4, an incredibly fast turnaround, and the reported cost is $910,000.
Eight residential units have been permitted for an empty lot at 4536 South Prairie Avenue in Bronzeville neighborhood of Grand Boulevard. The four-story masonry building will be complimented by a detached masonry four-car garage at the rear of the property, accessed from the alley off 46th Street. The permit was issued on April 16, just 37 days after its application was filed on March 10. It indicates a reported construction cost of $1.67 million.
Plans for Old Town Canvas at 1600 N LaSalle Drive are finally moving forward after receiving approval from the Committee on Zoning earlier this week. Located at the intersection with W North Avenue in Old Town, the project has been in development for several years, facing some of the most intense and arguably unwarranted opposition the city has seen in recent memory.
