Construction permits were recently issued for a five-story mixed-use building at 3207 N Narragansett Avenue in the Dunning neighborhood. The property owner, listed under Bartlomiej Przyjemski, has planned retail on the first floor, with 24 residential units above. Additional features will include a 12-car garage, a 12-bike storage room, and 12 exterior parking stalls.
The Chicago Plan Commission has approved a seven-story mixed-use development at 1623 N Halsted Street in Old Town. Located along N Halsted Street, between W Concord Place and W Willow Street, the site is an interior lot directly adjacent to the CTA Brown Line tracks. The North/Clybourn CTA L station, serviced by the Red Line, can be reached within a two-minute walk. The 8, 9, and 72 CTA bus routes can be accessed at the corner of W North Avenue and N Halsted Street, also within a two-minute walk from the site. JDL Development and Logan Ventures are in charge of the development.
Work on the facade and landscaping is wrapping up on two three-story residential buildings at 1107 W Chestnut Street and 1113 W Chestnut Street in West Town, just south of Goose Island.
Construction permits have been issued for a five-story residential building for 2423 S State Street in Near South Side. The occupying owner, City Pads, plans nine units with a co-living layout. Other features will include a roof deck and accompanying pergola, a six-foot masonry trash enclosure, and five outside parking spaces.
Work on the exterior wall has climbed the western face of the Peoria Green development, a six-story condominium project at 123 S Peoria Street in West Loop. Planned by ZSD Corporation, the building squeezes within an irregularly shaped lot, requiring it to split into adjacent east and west wings. ZSD Corporation plans for 17 units spread across its 70,000 square feet, ranging from four- to five-bedrooms. Prices range between $1.8 million and $3 million, according to the development website which also lists units are 90 percent sold. In January Crain’s reported that given the unexpected demand in sales, the developers altered the original programming to include more higher-priced units.
