Residential

629 West Lake STreet construction progress

With Caissons Done, Signs Of Verticality Appear At 629 West Lake In The West Loop

With caisson work having wrapped up already, crews have now begun construction at grade for the residential development at 629 West Lake Street in the West Loop. The permit to begin work, caissons and all, was issued to developer Fulton Market Suites LLC on December 9 of last year. Demolition of the site’s existing single-story restaurant building didn’t get started until January, but once it began, things moved along quickly, bringing us to the progress we saw last week.

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2351-2355 West Flournoy construction

Second Permit Means 2355 West Flournoy Can Get Started Next To 2351 In Tri-Taylor

The second of two construction permits has been issued by the City of Chicago for a pair of four-story, eight-unit residential buildings in the Tri-Taylor neighborhood. The first permit, addressed as 2351 West Flournoy Street, was permitted for construction on January 13. The later one, for 2355 West Flournoy Street, came through on March 19. Both permit applications show filing dates of December 21, 2022, with a reported cost just under $2 million.

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3029 West Washington Boulevard construction permitted

Two-Flat Permitted For 3029 West Washington Boulevard In Garfield Park

A two-flat has been permitted for construction at 3029 West Washington Boulevard in the Garfield Park neighborhood. Issued on March 17, the permit allows A-Z Remodeling, Inc to get started on the two-story plus basement, two-unit building designed by Pro-Plan Architects. The application to build was filed on February 11; the permit shows a reported construction cost of $300,000.

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Chicago Plan Commission Approves 11-Story, 90-Unit Affordable Building In Edgewater

The Chicago Plan Commission on March 20 approved a proposal from Bickerdike Redevelopment Corporation to construct 90 units of affordable housing at 5853 North Broadway in Edgewater. The approval allows rezoning of the property from B1-2 Neighborhood Shopping District to B2-5 Neighborhood Mixed-Use District. Bickerdike gains the approval three years after first presenting their plans for the project.

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