The Chicago City Council has approved plans for the residential conversion of the church building at 2625 N Talman Avenue in Logan Square. Located just north of the intersection with W Logan Boulevard, the current redevelopment plans were first revealed this past January by developer Mo2 Properties, who submitted a request for zoning changes.
Two permits were issued on April 29 for the property at 2855 North Troy Street in Avondale. One permit calls for a two-story with basement, two unit residential building at the front of the property. The second permit allows for a two-story ADU on the alley at the rear of the property. The permits show application dates of December 20, 2024 for the main residence, and January 7, 2025 for the additional dwelling unit.
The Chicago City Council has approved a new residential development at 3819 N Kedzie Avenue in Irving Park. Located near the intersection of W Byron Street, the project recently underwent a redesign and has progressed through the approval process, most recently receiving support from the local alderwoman.
A construction permit was issued this week for a new residential development at 1935 North Mohawk Street in Lincoln Park. As that permit was coming through, demolition was underway on the three addresses it will replace. Now, two of those are reduced to rubble, while little more than partial façades remain of the third.
Chicago YIMBY continues its Sister Cities series with a look at three major projects underway in St. Louis, Missouri. The sprawling Midwestern city has experienced a wave of development in recent years, especially around Busch Stadium and with the addition of Jeanne Gang’s 100 Above The Park.
