Construction of a single-story standalone restaurant is nearing completion at 564 West Taylor Street in the West Loop. The corner site will be the newest Chicago location of Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers, the fast-serve chain based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. This property had been vacant for several years following the demolition of a deteriorated one-story masonry building.
Partial demolition of the former W. C. Reebie and Brother Storage building at 5035 North Broadway in Uptown has left only the rearmost portion of the structure still standing. The gutted skeleton of the five-floor building is all that remains, and even that has gaping holes in the roof and back wall, exposing it to the sky. What remains of this partial demo will be used as office spaces and to anchor the forthcoming development.
Details have been revealed for a new hotel at 3257 N Halsted Street in the heart of Northalsted, previously known as Boystown. Sitting on the intersection with W Aldine Avenue, the new structure would replace a vacant two-story commercial building and its parking lot which were previously home to Yoshi’s Cafe. At the moment, the developer is unknown.
A new construction permit has been issued for the residential building coming to 455 North Carpenter Street in West Town. Demolition of the former Allied Valve Industries facility wrapped up earlier this month, leaving a blank slate for developer Range Group to get started on their 72-unit project.
Details have been revealed for a new affordable planned development at 3037 W Grand Avenue in Humboldt Park. Located on the eastern edge of the neighborhood on the intersection with N Sacramento Avenue, the multi-phase proposal would replace the current home of Stone City. Efforts for this are being led by local developer Aspen Ventures.
