Residential

Aberdeen Crossing topped out construction update

Aberdeen Crossing Tops Out At Seven Stories In West Town

The residential building at 1100 West Grand Avenue in West Town is now topped out at its ultimate seven-story height. The 99-unit Aberdeen Crossing, from Wildwood Investments, was turned over to general contractor Contemporary Concepts last week by concrete contractor Adjustable Concrete, according to a post they published on LinkedIn. The concrete frame took them 10 weeks to complete. A visit just six weeks ago showed progress had reached the second story.

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1124 West Addison Street construction update

Two Units Take Shape At 1124 West Addison Street In Wrigleyville

A three-story, two-unit residential building has topped out just west of Wrigley Field at 1124 West Addison Street in Wrigleyville. G Alan Development Group removed a single-family home from the site in the winter after receiving a demolition permit for the two-story structure in November. That was followed up by the new construction permit, which was issued February 5th with a reported construction cost of an even $1 million.

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2418 West Gladys Avenue three-flat permitted

First Of Two Three-Flats Permitted On West Gladys Avenue On Near West Side

The first of a pair of three-flats has been permitted to begin construction at 2418 West Gladys Avenue on the Near West Side. A second permit, for 2416 West Gladys, is pending in the Chicago Data Portal, and will leave just one vacant parcel remaining on the large vacant lot. Issued on May 23 after an application on March 13, the new permit carries a reported construction cost of $300,000.

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Details Revealed For Mixed-Use Development In Logan Square

Initial details have been revealed for a mixed-use development at 2240 N Milwaukee Avenue in Logan Square. Located at the intersection with W Prindiville Street, the proposal would replace a vacant lot across the street from Victory Grill. The project is being led by local developer Kiferbaum Development Group, which recently purchased the site for $1.5 million.

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