The Chicago Community Development has approved funding for the redevelopment and renovation of multiple affordable housing buildings in Uptown. Dubbed the Heart of Uptown Apartments, or HUPA, the five building project is being led by a joint venture made up of the Preservation Of Affordable Housing (POAH) and Voice of the People Uptown.
Initial funding has been announced for a new pan-Asian food hall at 4833 N Broadway in Uptown. Located just north of the intersection with W Lawrence Avenue, the project will redevelop an existing structure on the southern end of the large shopping plaza near the Uptown Theater.
Updated details have been revealed for the mixed-use development at 4006 N Sheridan Road in Buena Park. Located on the northwest corner with W Irving Park Road, the proposal would replace the famed Holiday Club and multiple multi-unit structures. The project is being led by developer Catapult Real Estate Solutions with Built Form LLC working on its design.
Work on the exterior of a new condominium project at 4441 North Ashland in Uptown is close to being finished. Uptown neighbors rejoiced when 4441 North Ashland received a full-build permit back on August 28 of last year. It was one of two adjoining lots in the 4400 block had sat vacant and ugly for far too long. The new permit meant the demise of one of those barren eyesores.
Three new homes at 4454-4458 North Greenview will replace the former First Spanish Christian Church on the corner of Sunnyside and Greenview in Uptown. The church was demolished in January to make room for three new single-family homes along Greenview Avenue.
