The City of Chicago issued a permit on January 27 that will allow the full construction of a six-story, 71-unit supportive housing development at 5300 South Calumet Avenue in Washington Park. The permit names Abrams Intergenerational Village as the property owner; that will be the name of the project, as chosen by developer The Renaissance Collaborative.
A large vacant lot on South Prairie Avenue in Washington Park will be improved by three-flat construction, courtesy of a permit the city issued on January 7. While there remain several lots empty at the site, the first permit is a step forward. The application date shows as November 12, and it came through 56 days later with a reported cost of $450,000 for the work covered by the permit.
Two permits applied for during the final week of October came through together this month, allowing for construction of two three-flats on South Prairie Avenue in Washington Park. 6025 South Prairie and 6029 South Prairie were both permitted on January 9, with each showing a reported cost of $500,000. 4 Realty LLC is named as the developer.
XS Tennis has added to their growing development in Washington Park, landing two more permits from the city tow build two-flats near their soon-to-expand facility. Both permits show application dates of June 26, and both include reported costs of $1.2 million.
A vintage late-19th century greystone in Washington Park will be renovated, thanks to a permit issued by the city on October 27. At 5813 South Wabash Avenue, the three-story plus basement multi-family residence will have its three dwelling units renovation, with one Additional Dwelling Unit added.
