Zoning has been approved for the new Howard Brown Health Clinic at 3501 N Halsted Street in Boystown. The clinic will be located on a corner lot at the intersection of N Halsted Street and W Cornelia Avenue. The Addison CTA L station, serviced by the Red Line, is within a seven-minute walk from the site. The 8 CTA bus route, accessed at the Halsted and Cornelia, is located directly adjacent to the property.
Zoning has been approved for a four-story mixed-use development at 4301 N Milwaukee Avenue in Portage Park. The project is located at the intersection of N Milwaukee Avenue and W Cullom Avenue, on a corner lot. The nearest public transportation is the 56 CTA bus, accessed at the Milwaukee and Cullom stop, located directly across the street from the site. The Montrose CTA L station, serviced by the Blue Line, is a 15-minute walk from the property. Mega Group is in charge of the development under Finney Building LLC.
Permits have been issued for a new four-story mixed-use development at 1839 W Irving Park Road in North Center. The site is an interior lot between N Wolcott Avenue and N Ravenswood Avenue. The Irving Park CTA L station, serviced by the Brown Line, is a two-minute walk away. Derrig 1839 Irving LLC, likely an LLC for Derrig Management, is behind the project.
Today, YIMBY has an exclusive first look at renderings for a new 31-story mixed-use development at 401 N Racine Avenue in West Loop. The project site is a full block lot, bounded by Metra tracks to the north, N May Street to the east, W Kinzie Street to the south, and N Racine Avenue to the west. The nearest public transportation is the Route 65 CTA bus, accessed at the Grand and Racine, within a three-minute walk from the site. The Morgan CTA L station, serviced by the Green and Pink Line, can be accessed within a ten-minute walk.
Construction permits have been issued for a two-story retail building at 8125 S Halsted Street in the Auburn Gresham neighborhood. Previously, a two-story masonry structure occupied the lot, with demolition permits issued in October of 2019. The new building, developed under the name Carol J. Galuszka, will be occupied on both floors by a liquor store. The store’s name appears to be Spirit Beer & Wine, which was listed in the October demolition permit.
