Residential

4536 South Prairie Avenue construction permitted

Eight New Units Permitted At 4536 South Prairie Avenue in Bronzeville

7:00 am on April 18, 2025 By Daniel Schell

Eight residential units have been permitted for an empty lot at 4536 South Prairie Avenue in Bronzeville neighborhood of Grand Boulevard. The four-story masonry building will be complimented by a detached masonry four-car garage at the rear of the property, accessed from the alley off 46th Street. The permit was issued on April 16, just 37 days after its application was filed on March 10. It indicates a reported construction cost of $1.67 million.

Revised Plans For Old Town Canvas Scores Initial Zoning Approval

7:45 am on April 17, 2025 By Ian Achong

Plans for Old Town Canvas at 1600 N LaSalle Drive are finally moving forward after receiving approval from the Committee on Zoning earlier this week. Located at the intersection with W North Avenue in Old Town, the project has been in development for several years, facing some of the most intense and arguably unwarranted opposition the city has seen in recent memory.

Surface Work Continues At Parkside Phase III On The Near North Side

7:30 am on April 17, 2025 By Daniel Schell

Construction crews continue to work at ground level of Parkside Phase III on the Near North Side. On a previous visit in December, site prep was underway, as excavators began tearing up concrete and asphalt that used to cover the lot. Now, they’re progressing on foundation work for the three entities that comprise the third phase.

1633 South Jefferson Street construction permitted

Two Units Permitted On Empty Lot Next To Jefferson Park On The Lower West Side

7:00 am on April 17, 2025 By Daniel Schell

A two-story, two-unit building has been permitted for construction at 1633 South Jefferson Street on Chicago’s Lower West Side. The location, a long-empty lot next to the recently-built Thomas Jefferson Park and playground, straddles the boundaries of Pilsen and the South Loop. The permit was issued on April 8, with an application date of February 7. It shows a reported construction cost of $3,303, which is probably not accurate.

Updated Design Approved For 30 N LaSalle Street In The Loop

7:45 am on April 16, 2025 By Ian Achong

Plans for the partial residential conversion of 30 N LaSalle Street in The Loop, part of the city’s LaSalle Street Reimagined initiative. Now more than two years in the making, the project has been slightly altered and approved by the city’s Permit Review Committee, leaving just final approval of its funding outstanding.

7346 South Peoria Street renovation permit

Permit Issued To Rehab Multi-Unit Residence At 7346 South Peoria Street In Englewood

7:00 am on April 16, 2025 By Daniel Schell

The City of Chicago has issued a renovation permit for 7346 South Peoria Street in Englewood. The approval will allow the new owner, Stone Equity Inc of Arlington Heights, to rescue the home after purchasing it in September of last year for $50,000. They applied for the permit on January 9, and it was approved on April 11. It comes with a reported construction cost of $30,000.

Residential Development At 3819 N Kedzie Avenue Approved By Ward

7:45 am on April 15, 2025 By Ian Achong

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.

4309 North Lincoln Avenue construction permitted

Still Awaiting Demolition, 4309 North Lincoln Scores A Construction Permit In North Center

7:00 am on April 15, 2025 By Daniel Schell

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.

City Council Approves Residential Development In Bridgeport

7:45 am on April 14, 2025 By Ian Achong

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.

Redevelopment Plans Revealed For Former Inn At 601 W Diversey Parkway In Lincoln Park`

7:45 am on April 13, 2025 By Ian Achong

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.

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