Demolition permits have now been issued for a three-story building at 140 N Ashland Avenue in Near West Side, where developer Marquette Companies has planned a 12-story mixed-use building. The to-be-demolished edifice formerly housed the Women’s Treatment Center, which has since relocated as part of a downsizing. Its replacement will integrate with an adjacent 1920s-era brick and limestone building, offering 210 apartments in total.
A new permit has been issued for a three-story residential building located at 2246 W Jackson Boulevard in the Near West Side neighborhood. The permit’s owners are listed as Artista Development LLC. Per plans, the construction will comprised a total of three dwelling units each of which will be outfitted with a rear steel porch and an egress staircase. Plans also indicate the presence of a detached three-car garage.
A new permit has been issued for a three-story residential building located at 1334 W Grenshaw Street in the Near West Side neighborhood. The permit’s owners are listed as 1334-36 W Grenshaw LLC. Per plans, the construction will comprised of four total dwelling units, a basement, two rear porches, and a detached five-car garage. Both structures will be equipped with shared rooftop decks. The construction will replace an existing frame structure.
A new permit has been issued for a three-story residential building located at 327 S Leavitt Street in the Near West Side neighborhood. The permit’s owners have been listed as Sustainabuild LLC. Per plans, the construction will be comprised of three total dwelling units each outfitted with rear porches. The building will feature a basement and a detached three-car garage. Both structures will be equipped with shared rooftop decks. The construction will replace an existing frame structure.
The Chicago City Council has approved the financing and land-sale for the Roosevelt Square Phase 3B mixed-use development in the Near West Side. Located across multiple parcels mainly around W Taylor Street and W Roosevelt Road, the project is part of the greater Roosevelt Square Plan that includes the rehabilitation of existing apartments, construction of new housing, and a new National Public Housing Museum. The effort is being led by Related Midwest and the Chicago Housing Authority along with various local design firms.
