A Schaumburg developer received permits to construct five three-flat residential buildings in North Lawndale on March 12. Using the entity of Missing Middle Chicago LLC, Alteza Group LLC will fill four vacant lots with the five buildings spread out over a six-block area of the neighborhood. All five permits were filed for between February 2 and February 10 of this year.
The first of a pair of three-flat residential buildings has been permitted on the 1900 block of South Spaulding Avenue in the North Lawndale neighborhood. On Thursday, February 19, the city granted permission to Sunshine Management to begin construction at 1419 South Spaulding. They applied for the permit on December 4 of last year; it came through with a reported cost of $1.2 million.
An early February permit allows for the construction of three-story, three-unit residential building at 1244 South Springfield Avenue in the North Woodlawn community. A private developer registered to an address in Hoffman Estates applied for the permit on September 11 of last year, and it came through on February 4 with a reported cost of $300,000.
Three permits issued on December 30 by the City of Chicago allow a local developer to erect three-unit residential buildings in the East Garfield Park and North Lawndale Community Areas. A-Z Plus Remodeling, Inc of Austin is the owner and general contractor. All three of their permits came through with reported costs of $500,000 apiece, and all three projects will replace long-vacant lots.
A vacant corner lot on the northeast corner of West Douglas Boulevard and South Spaulding Avenue will soon be improved with a pair of two-story plus basement, two-unit residential buildings. At 3254 West Douglas in North Lawndale, a permit was issued to developer and general contractor M Street Construction of Oak Park on November 25. A second permit remains pending in the Chicago Data Portal to build next door at 3256 West Douglas.
