A construction permit has been approved for a new residential development situated at 6327 S Langley Avenue in the Woodlawn neighborhood. The project will feature a three-flat residential building with an R5 residential zoning designation, replacing the current vacant lot on the site. The owner of this initiative is Dajuan Robinson.
A construction permit has been granted for a new residential development situated at 1414 E 65th Place in Woodlawn. Following the permit approval for a similar building acrosss the street by the same developer, DOM Properties, this upcoming project will feature a three-story structure with a basement, hosting five dwelling units. This new structure will stand in place of what was formerly an unoccupied lot.
A construction permit has been issued for a new residential development at 1405 E 65th Place in Woodlawn. Developed by DOM Properties Investment Inc., this project is one half of a dual-building development approved by the Chicago Plan Commission. The three-story structure, rising to 40 feet, will feature a basement and house five residential units.
Plans for the mixed-use redevelopment at 6300 S Cottage Grove Avenue in Woodlawn are set to be reviewed at this month’s zoning meeting. Located on the intersection with E 63rd Street, the project will restore and expand the old Washington Park National Park Bank building at the heart of the neighborhood. This work is being led by developer DL3 Realty who tapped local firm bKL Architecture for its design.
The Committee on Housing and Real Estate has approved the initial funding for the renovation of the Island Terrace Apartments building at 6430 S Stony Island Drive in Woodlawn. Located near the intersection with E 65th Street and a few blocks south of the future Obama Presidential Center, the tower will receive significant updates under its new owner. That owner being the Preservation Of Affordable Housing (POAH) who is working with an undisclosed architect on the project at the moment.
