A pair of single-family residences were permitted for construction by the City of Chicago to replace a commercial greenhouse site slated for demolition in April. Developer and general contractor A & SL Construction of Palos Hills applied for permits on July 2, and they came through for 5326 and 5328 South Mason Avenue in Garfield Ridge on August 13, each with a reported cost of $300,000.
Details have been revealed for the residential expansion of 458 West Dickens Avenue in Lincoln Park. Located at the six-corner intersection of North Cleveland Avenue and North Lincoln Avenue, the project would add to an existing one-story structure anchored by a three-story building known for its colorful turret.
A permit was issued by the city on the final day of July to build an eight-unit residential building at 6659 South Greenwood Avenue in Woodlawn. The permit had been pending since its application in December 2023, eventually coming through 19 months later with a reported cost of $490,000. The new development replaces a vacant lot on the northeast corner of Greenwood and 67th Street.
Foundation work appears to be complete and filled in for the residential development at 4553 North Dover Street in Uptown, though there has been no activity at the site since at least mid-July. Site visits between July 17 and August 13 show no additional work accomplished, with piles of dirt untouched.
A permit has been issued by the City of Chicago to build a three-story, six-unit residential building at 416 East 50th Place in Grand Boulevard. An application was filed by Westwood Group One LLC on June 12 of this year, with the permit coming through on August 12. It includes a reported cost of $1,052,700. No structural details are noted in the permit. A detached garage will be included, but the number of parking spaces is not specified.
