Plans have been revealed for a new mixed-use development at 4531 North Clark Street within Sheridan Park. Located mid-block between West Wilson Avenue and West Sunnyside Avenue, the proposal was posted by the 46th Ward Alderperson and will replace a large one-story commercial structure on the site.
Construction has finalized for a new four-story building at 4537 N Clark Street in Sheridan Park, located near the intersection with W Wilson Street. The project, led by Longford Construction as both the developer and architect, replaces former one-story and two-story retail buildings. Initially proposed in 2017, the plans have undergone several revisions and experienced a change in ownership, prompted by community feedback.
A permit has been issued for a new three and a half-story residential building at 4640 N Magnolia Avenue in Sheridan Park. The owner, Lakeview Property Rentals LLC, plans for six units and six parking stalls, as well as accessory features such as a wooden fence and a trash enclosure. The new construction will be replacing a former vacant grass lot.
Full construction permits have been issued for a three-story residential development located at 4706 N Malden Street in Sheridan Park. Owned by Sitepros Inc, the new development will comprise of seven total units with a basement level. The project is set to replace a three-story Victorian-styled residential building that was constructed in 1898 and demolished in 2022.
The City of Chicago has launched a new study to determine the future of N Clark Street in Sheridan Park, Winnemac, and Andersonville. The project led by the Department of Planning and Development along with the Uptown and Andersonville Chambers of Commerce will analyze the future of the commercial corridor as retail and dining experiences continue to change and evolve. Dubbed ‘Clark Street Crossroads,’ the stretch from W Montrose Avenue to the south up and W Foster Avenue to the north currently has a pedestrian street designation similar to the recently approved designation in the West Loop.
