A frame home at 1139 West Altgeld Street in Lincoln Park built in the 1880s will soon be replaced by six new units. A developer using the entity of 1137-39 Altgeld LLC got a demolition permit for the property on July 14, the same day as the application start date, with Builder Luxury named as the demo contractor at a reported cost of $20,000.
A demolition permit issued by the City of Chicago on July 8 allows a two-story frame residence in Lincoln Park to be replaced by a similar structure. 2606 North Orchard Street was purchased by ABI Developers 4, Inc of Detroit back in November for $1.2 million. Now, Brophy Excavation will tear the building down for them at a reported cost of $22,000.
Plans have been revealed for a new residential development at 1720 North Clybourn Avenue in Lincoln Park. Located mid-block between North Sheffield Avenue and West Concord Place, the proposal would replace two existing structures and has recently submitted a zoning application. Efforts are being led by developer Contemporary Concepts Inc.
A pair of permits issued by the City of Chicago on June 16 allow for demolition and construction at 861 West Lill Avenue in Lincoln Park. Real estate records show no recent sale of the 1893-built frame residence that currently occupies the property, the owner of which is shown as a revocable trust on the demo permit.
Although it was approved by the Committee on Zoning last year for renovation of its dwelling units, an 1888 building at 950 West Willow Street in Lincoln Park will instead be demolished and replaced. A demolition permit was issued on June 15 for the three-story structure, with Brophy Excavation named as the demo contractor at a reported cost of $29,000. The permit had been pending in the Chicago Data Portal since the first week of March.
