Renderings have been revealed for the upcoming second phase of the mixed-use development at 909 West Belmont Avenue in Lake View. Located just down the block from the CTA Belmont stop, the proposal will complement the first phase next door at 919 West Belmont Avenue and replace a two-story mixed-use building, for which a demolition permit was issued last week.
A demolition permit issued by the City of Chicago on July 10 allows Mavrek Development to tear down the former home of breakfast staple Ann Sather at 909 West Belmont Avenue in Lake View. The restaurant served its final meals on June 28 before closing permanently, but in May announced plans to open a new location in Wicker Park. Brophy Excavation will handle razing of the 1903-built structure at a reported cost of $65,800.
Additional details and renderings have been revealed for the upcoming mixed-use tower at 2800 North Sheridan Road in Lake View. The updates come as developer Continuum Development received demolition permits for the existing medical building on the corner with West Diversey Parkway. The two-lot project will also include the existing rear parking lot.
The next-door neighbor of a 1910 greystone demolished back in March on North Magnolia Avenue in Lake View is now also slated for the wrecking ball. A new construction permit for 3619 North Magnolia was issued by the City of Chicago on July 10, numbering the days remaining for the 1906-built residence. According to realtor.com, a sale of the property closed in late June for $1.35 million.
A demolition permit was issued on Tuesday, July 8 to tear down the Stone Medical Office Building at 2800 North Sheridan Road in Lake View. The permit had been pending in the Chicago Data Portal since April 22, a duration of 77 days before coming through. Atlas Industries, also serving as the demolition contractor at 168 North Clinton, is named as the demo contractor here at a reported cost of $1.1 million.
