Grand Boulevard

A Midlothian, IL developer erecting a three-flat residential building on the 4800 block of South Michigan Avenue in Grand Boulevard has received a permit to add one more on the corner of the lot. Genesis Construction Management Corp got permission on July 29 to construct a three-story plus basement, three-unit building at 4800 South Michigan. The permit had been pending for 68 days before coming through with a reported cost of $858,600. Genesis will be their own general contractor, working with plans by Guider Group LLC.

A three-flat for 4847 South Langley Avenue permitted by the city on July 27 will be one of three residential buildings a local developer will erect on a vacant lot in Grand Boulevard. GT Alternatives LLC is the recipient of the new permit, which came through 55 days after its application start date with a reported cost of $400,000. GT Alternatives will be their own general contractor on all three builds, working with plans by architect of record Peter Sterniuk.

A permit to construct a three-flat residential building at 4751 South Michigan Avenue is the first of two improvements on a vacant corner lot in Grand Boulevard. The entity of Landex OZ JV LLC is the recipient of the first permit, which came through on June 25, 66 days after it entered the Chicago Data Portal. Its reported cost is $450,000.

A local developer building a pair of three-flats on South Vincennes Avenue in Grand Boulevard now has permission to add six more units to the site, known as Flats on Vincennes II. A permit issued on May 14 allows McBrearty Construction Company to erect a four-story building with a basement at 4437 South Vincennes. The permit came through just 13 days after its application start date of May 1, and it includes a reported cost of just over $2.1 million.

A Vernon Hills developer has received their second permit in the past four weeks to construct three-flat residences on South St. Lawrence Avenue in Grand Boulevard. Square Construction landed the first permit, for 4844 South St. Lawrence, on March 18, following that up with an identical permit on April 13 to build at 4842 South St. Lawrence. Both permits show application start dates of January 29, and they each came through with reported costs of $500,000 apiece.