The city has approved a permit for a new mixed-use development located at 1889 N Milwaukee Avenue in Bucktown. The proposed structure will be a three-story building, accommodating six residential units and a commercial space on the first floor. It will also feature a roof deck with an elevator and stair enclosure.
Updated plans have been revealed for the adaptive reuse of the Mid-City Trust & Savings Bank at 801 W Madison Street in the West Loop. Located on the intersection with N Halsted Street on the northern boundary of Greektown, the proposal has just received approval from the Permit Review Committee this week. Developer ECG Madison LLC is working with Pappageorge Haymes Partners on the curated design.
A construction permit has been issued for a new development located at 2721 W Flournoy Street in Lawndale. This new residential structure will be a three-story frame building with a basement, offering three dwelling units. The building, which will replace an empty lot, will also feature a new rear steel porch and front steel stairs.
The 16-story mixed-use structure at 311 West Huron Street in River North is nearing facade completion. Developed by North Wells Capital, the 226-foot building primarily offers office spaces, with the ground floor designated for retail establishments. Spins has secured the top four office floors with an $88 million lease agreement.
The Chicago Community Development Commission has approved initial funding for the residential redevelopment at 6121 S Hermitage Avenue in West Englewood. Revitalizing the former Charles Earle Elementary School on the corner with W 61st Street, the multi-phase project will utilize all of the school’s surrounding land. It is being developed by Gorman & Company LLC and Phoenix Recovery Support Systems along with local design firm Beehyyve.
