The residential development at 4309 North Lincoln Avenue has now reached its second of four levels in the North Center neighborhood. The property lies mid-block between Pensacola and Cullom Avenues, and was previously home to a small commercial plaza. Mangan Builders received permission to begin construction here in April for four stories and 12 units, with the permit citing a reported cost of $2.85 million.
The Chicago City Council has approved plans for a mixed-use development at 214 North Morgan Street in Fulton Market. The current iteration of the project was introduced earlier this year, replacing a previous, taller proposal led by a different team. The new team, made up of Parq Development and Luxury Living Chicago, is now moving forward.
Two renovation/alteration permits issued by the City of Chicago on the first day of December signal big changes for a commercial building at 613 West 16th Street on the Lower West Side.
Plans are advancing for future replacements of the former Lincoln Yards megadevelopment on the western edge of Lincoln Park. The northern half will be home to Foundry Park, a mixed-use development led by Chicago-based JDL, which submitted a zoning application this week. Additionally, a buyer has now been announced for the southern half of the site.
Foundation work is underway for a new residential building at 4913 North Damen Avenue in the Ravenswood neighborhood. Developer Heffernan Builders, which real estate sites report bought the property earlier this year for $995,000, filed an application on December 30 of last year, and the permit came through on November 17 with a reported cost of $1.2 million.
