Residential

1726 W Cullerton Receives Construction Permit in Heart of Chicago

A construction permit has been issued for a new three-story residential building at 1726 W Cullerton Street in Heart of Chicago. Developed by Conrad Sienkiewicz, the project will comprise three dwelling units, a basement, and a rooftop deck accompanied by a rooftop stairway enclosure. Other features mentioned in the filing description include a three-story open rear egress stair with rear decks, front access steps, and open rear access stairs leading from the rear yard. Additionally, this property will accommodate three off-street parking spaces.

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Sister Cities: Milwaukee’s Tallest Residential Tower Rises On Lake Michigan

Chicago YIMBY’s Sister Cities series continues as we take a look at the newest building rising to redefine the skyline of Milwaukee. Located at 909 E Michigan Street on the intersection with N Lincoln Memorial Drive in downtown, ‘The Couture’ replaces the previous Downtown Transit Center and is directly across the street from the lakefront and Summerfest grounds. Developer Barrett Lo Visionary Development has been working on the project for a few years with Milwaukee-based RINKA Architecture.

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Updated Details Revealed For Twisted Hippo Replacement In Albany Park

Updated details have been revealed for the mixed-use development at 4343-4357 N Richmond Street in Irving Park. Located on the southeast corner with W Montrose Avenue a few blocks west from Horner Park, the multiple-building proposal replaces the previous Twisted Hippo structure which burned down in February 2022. Now developer Alan Candea is working with local firm Compass Architecture on their design after receiving community feedback on an earlier iteration.

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7430 N Hermitage Avenue

New Multi-Unit Residential Development at 7430 N Hermitage Avenue Receives Permits in Rogers Park

A new residential development has received a construction permit at 7430 N Hermitage Avenue in Rogers Park. Developed by GT Alternatives LLC, the project consists of a three-story building with six total units, a basement, front and rear balconies on each floor, trash enclosures, a five-foot metal fence, and six rear parking spaces. Peter Sterniuk is the listed architect of record.

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