Plans for the residential development at 3819 N Kedzie Avenue are moving forward as 33rd ward alderwoman Rosanna Rodriguez has given her approval. Located near the intersection with W Byron Street, the proposal will be replacing three one-story commercial buildings near the heart of Irving Park.
Demolition has yet to begin on the small retail plaza at 4313 North Lincoln Avenue in North Center, but the construction permit for the residential building taking its place has been issued. Demo fencing has been set up around the plaza’s perimeter since a previous visit last month, shortly after permission to tear the buildings down came through, but Precision Excavation’s on-site equipment has yet to dig in.
The Chicago City Council has approved the residential development at 2606 S Peoria Street in Bridgeport. Originally revealed just a few months ago, the project has sailed through the city’s approval process, having been green lit by the Committee on Zoning not long ago. The building will be replacing a small wedged lot on the corner with W 27th Street.
Plans have been revealed for the redevelopment of the former Inn at Lincoln Park, located at 601 W Diversey Parkway in Lincoln Park. Situated at the intersection with N Lehmann Court, the property has sat vacant for the past few years. Now, developer Validus Capital aims to breathe new life into the aging structure by converting it into residential units.
Two permits have been issued by the city that allow a developer to build a pair of single-family residences in the 4000 block of North Albany Avenue in Irving Park. North Albany LLC, registered in Deerfield, IL, received a permit for 4017 North Albany on April 3, and one for 4015 North Albany on April 10. Both applications were filed on March 6 of this year, and both show a reported cost of $650,000.
