The apartment building at 3202 North Racine Avenue continues to progress toward exterior completion in Lake View. Most of the windows have now been installed, with sliding glass doors still to come as work on the suspended balconies continues. The five-story elevator building will include 27 rental units.
A new construction permit has been issued by the City of Chicago to replace a long-vacant lot at 1406 West Cuyler Avenue in the Graceland West neighborhood of Lake View. The permit was issued on January 10, after an application date of July 8, 2024. Costs for the new build are estimated to be $200,000.
Two new residential developments have been revealed near each other in Lincoln Park and Lake View. The first is located at 2503 N Clark Street just south of W Diversey Parkway, with the other being just north of it at 2814 N Halsted Street. Both would rise on the site of a one-story commercial building in the near future.
Window installation has begun at 3951 North Wayne Avenue, the four-story apartment development coming to Lake View. Located next to the Lakeview Station USPS office, the project broke ground in the spring and topped out in the fall, so this milestone moves it that much closer to getting to work on interiors. This neighborhood lies between Wrigleyville to the south, and Graceland West to the north.
Demolition work is complete, save for a front stoop and some foundations to be excavated, on a pair of residential buildings at 2832 and 2834 North Racine Avenue in the Lake View neighborhood. The two multi-unit residences were sold by a private seller this past summer, according to 2832-2834racine.com, a website set up for the two properties. Real estate records show the entity of 2834 Racine LLC as the buyer, who in turn is listed in both demolition permits as the property owner. Tir Conaill Concrete was assigned as the demo contractor.
