Demolition work is underway for two building in Lake View being replaced by 3310 N Lincoln Avenue. The single-story building at 3312 North Lincoln has already been reduced to rubble, and the three-story 3310 is next. Work by demolition contractor Precision Excavation began this week, in anticipation of the new 24-unit apartment building to be built on the site.
Construction permits have been applied for the mixed-use development at 3310 N Lincoln Avenue in Lake View. Siting just north of the intersection with W School Street, the project will replace a one-story commercial building and a three-story residential structure. The project is being led by Mangan Builders who also own a nearby site.
A variation has been approved by the Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) for a new six-story, mixed-use development at 3310 N Lincoln Avenue in Lake View. Mangan Builders will replace the former Rexx Rugs buildings to make way for the new $7 million construction. As of now, permits for the project have been submitted, but the construction timeline has not been determined.
A permit has been issued for a four-story residential building at 1647 W Irving Park Road in Lake View. This new filing appears to represent an updated proposal following last year’s issuance of a construction permit that is no longer in the Chicago Data Portal.
Recently Chicago City Council approved the rezoning bid of 3310 N Lincoln Avenue in Lake View. The site is located north of the intersection of N Lincoln Avenue and W School Street. The lot is irregularly shaped and fronts the angled street.
