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4414 N Kedzie Avenue

Permits Issued for 4414 N Kedzie Avenue in Albany Park

Construction permits have been issued for a four-story mixed-use building at 4414 N Kedzie Avenue, located in Albany Park. The owner, Josue Sabillon, has planned first-floor commercial spaces with four private garages intended to accommodate seven vehicles. On the above floors will be a total of six residential buildings with private terrace spaces. Although the filing description did indicate these terraces would constitute rooftop decks, it is unknown if each will reside on the actual rooftop or be integrated alongside the units themselves on each floor.

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5119 N Claremont Avenue

Demolition Permits Issued for 5119 N Claremont Avenue in Lincoln Square

Demolition permits have been issued for a two-story masonry building located at 5119 N Claremont Avenue in Lincoln Square. It is unclear what the owners, filed under Susan and Dinikar Russell and Vinnakota, are planning for site. However, the current zoning designation is RS-3, which allows for detached single-family homes and two-flats. This designation also allows for a maximum height of 30 feet and a floor area ratio of 0.9, meaning that any replacing structure may have a floor area up to 90 percent of the area of the site itself.

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1623 N Halsted Street. Rendering by Hartshorne Plunkard Architecture

Zoning Approved for Mixed-Use Development at 1623 N Halsted Street in Lincoln Park

The proposed zoning has been approved for a mixed-use, seven-story development at 1623 N Halsted Street on the border of Lincoln Park and Old Town. Located along N Halsted Street, the interior site is between W Concord Place and W Willow Street. The lot is directly north of the CTA Brown Line tracks and is a transit-served location. The immediate area consists of low-rise residential and mixed-use buildings, with a mix of office and restaurants at grade and residential units above. The new development will replace four existing buildings. JDL Development and Logan Ventures are in charge of the development.

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