Fulton Market

410 North Elizabeth tower crane planted

410 North Elizabeth Plants A Tower Crane In The Fulton Market District

Caissons are done and the tower crane has been planted for the first of two residential towers at 410 North Elizabeth in the Fulton Market District. The stub has been in the ground since at least last Friday, when we spotted it from a passing Metra train. General contractor Clark Construction and the concrete crew from Adjustable Concrete are working at grade on the site, which is bound by two sets of Metra tracks to the north and south, North Elizabeth Street to the east, and North Ogden Avenue to the west.

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410 North Elizabeth caisson perp

Caisson Equipment Setting Up At 410 North Elizabeth

The construction site at Elizabeth and Kinzie Streets is filling up with caisson equipment, as Keller and Clark Construction get started on the 33-story residential tower at 410 North Elizabeth. One drilling rig stands at the ready, with augers, drill bits, iron tubing and more arriving waiting on site. Another truckload  arrived during our site visit on Tuesday.

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Fulton Market Skyscraper To Break Ground Next Year

A timeline and anchor tenant have been announced for the upcoming skyscraper at 725 West Randolph Street in Fulton Market. The upcoming skyscraper has seen a small height bump since we last covered its conversion from residential to an office proposal back in 2023. Since then, developer Related Midwest has been seeking tenants to kick off construction.

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410 North Elizabeth site prep underway

Site Prep Gets Started For Residential Tower At 410 North Elizabeth In Fulton Market

Just shy of a year after caissons were permitted, and a little more than three months after its tower crane was permitted for the second time, site preparation is underway for 410 North Elizabeth. Some time over the past week or so, new construction fencing has been set up around the perimeter of the lot, and what had been a considerable amount of vegetation has been cleared. The site is now a well-manicured mixture of rock and dirt, ready for caissons to begin.

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