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.
Plans have been revealed for the residential conversion of the existing commercial building at 1500 N Halsted Street in the Near North Side. Located at the northwest corner of Halsted and West Blackhawk Street, the project is just steps away from other proposals at 1333 N Kingsbury Street and 1565 N Clybourn Avenue.
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.
Exterior completion of the residential project at 3914 North Lincoln Avenue is in sight, as developer and general contractor Longford Design + Construction continues their work in North Center. The project has been topped out for a couple months now, and brick work and glass is mostly in place. Sidewalk canopies have been removed from the construction site, revealing ground-level commercial spaces that look nearly ready for tenants.
Construction progress has risen to the third-floor exterior on the residential development at 691 North Milwaukee Avenue in the River West neighborhood. Framing work is visible for the second-level dwelling units, as the interior keeps pace with work on the building’s shell. Mo2 Properties is the developer, delivering 34 units in a five-story with basement structure.
