A three-unit residential building at 2718 North Racine Avenue in the Lincoln Park neighborhood has topped out at three stories, as exterior masonry work nears completion. The development replaces a two-story multi-unit residence demolished this summer. The new construction permit, issued by the City of Chicago on September 20, names Devise Development Group of River Forest as the developer.
A permit for new construction has been issued for a new residential building at 2127 North Racine Avenue in Lincoln Park. The permit was issued on December 20 after a 50-day processing time. When complete, the property will stand three stories tall and house two dwelling units. The property plans to feature rear terraces and stairs, a rooftop deck with pergola and stair enclosure, and a detached two-vehicle garage with a rooftop deck.
The Red Line Extension is moving forward as the state has secured $1.9 billion in federal funding for the project. The announcement came at the same time as Chicago City Council’s announcement that the council had approved zoning for the project. With the design and construction team secured, the extension is slated to begin construction late 2025.
Excavation work is underway for a new residential development at 1836 West Addison Street in North Center. Tir Conaill Concrete was assigned to teardown duties when a demolition permit was issued by the city back in August, and now that the previous home has been razed, they’re digging out the foundation for the future four-flat.
A permit has been issued for the interior remodeling of a basement to create a new Accessory Dwelling Unit in an existing three-story, two-flat residence located at 1814 North Talman Avenue in Logan Square. At this time, the project has been granted a conditional permit subject to field inspections.
