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Progress update on a trio of residential projects on Richmond Street in Irving Park

7:30 am on September 2, 2024 By Daniel Schell

Three residential buildings in the 4300-block of North Richmond Street in Irving Park continue through varied stages of construction. Located at 4337, 4343, and 4347 North Richmond, all three are being developed and built by Vivi Development based on designs by Compass Architecture. These will all be three stories with a basement, containing six condominiums each. They are being developed on the site vacated when fire destroyed the Twisted Hippo Brewing building.

Garage permit issued as residential construction continues at 3050 N Greenview Avenue

7:30 am on July 14, 2024 By Daniel Schell

The exterior is mostly finished, and the interior buildout continues, at 3050 N Greenview Avenue in Lake View. Permitted in July of 2023, this brick-clad four-story structure will deliver three residential units to the neighborhood, topped by a roof deck.

4343 N Richmond Street construction progress

Foundation work has started for condo development on Twisted Hippo site in Irving Park

7:30 am on June 9, 2024 By Daniel Schell

Foundation work has begun for another condominium development on the lot created by 2022’s Twisted Hippo fire in Irving Park. We showed you construction progress on the first condo building here earlier this month, and now 4343 N Richmond Street is also on the way. Like its predecessor at 4337 N Richmond, this will be another three-story, six-unit structure.

Construction work progressing on six-unit residential building at 4337 N Richmond Street in Irving Park

7:30 am on June 2, 2024 By Daniel Schell

Construction has topped out on the shell of a three-story, six-unit condominium building at 4337 N Richmond Street in Irving Park. This residential project sits on a large multi-lot space created by a fire in February 2022 that destroyed multiple buildings, including the home of Twisted Hippo Brewing and Ultimate Ninjas gym.

5400 N Ashland Approved By City Council

7:30 am on April 25, 2024 By Cooper Billingsley

The Chicago City Council has approved a rezoning request for a residential project at 5400 N Ashland Avenue. Designed by Compass Architecture, the development has been scaled down from a five-story to a four-story structure, now standing at a height of 52 feet, down from the initial 57 feet.

1101 W Argyle Street. Rendering by Compass Architecture

Six-Story Mixed-Use Building Planned for 1101 W Argyle Street in Uptown

7:30 am on November 18, 2023 By Jack Crawford

Plans have been unveiled for a six-story mixed-use building located at 1101 W Argyle Street in Uptown. The development is owned by Paul Tsang and will occupy the site of the former Hoa Nam Grocery, which received a demolition permit this past April. The project scope consists of retail spaces on the ground level, above which will be 16 total residences.

Permit Issued for Residential Building at 2424 N Linden Place in Logan Square

7:00 am on May 25, 2023 By Jack Crawford

A construction permit has been issued for a residential development at 2424 N Linden Place in Logan Square. The three-story multifamily edifice will come with a basement level and provide a total of 10 apartment units, replacing what was previously an empty lot.

Permit Issued for 1765 W Rosehill Drive in Edgewater

7:00 am on October 7, 2021 By Jack Crawford

A permit was issued this week for a four-story residential building, located at 1765 W Rosehill Drive in Edgewater. The developer, Candea Development, has planned 13 total units, an elevator, a basement level, a bike room, and an attached garage with 13 total parking spaces. This garage wing will also be topped by a rooftop terrace. The new construction will be replacing a previously vacant lot.

Permits Issued for 3714 N Southport Avenue in Lake View

7:00 am on February 19, 2021 By Jack Crawford

Permits have been issued for a four-story mixed-use building located at 3714 N Southport Avenue in Lake View. Filed under owner Charles Stewart, the development will yield one commercial unit at ground level, with three residential units above. Parking will include three outdoor spaces in the rear of the building. The new structure is set to replace a two-story masonry building with one additional level of below-grade retail.

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