Related Midwest has commenced pre-leasing for The Row Fulton Market, a 300-unit, 43-story mixed-use skyscraper at 164 N Peoria Street in West Loop’s Fulton Market district. The leasing center, located at 950 W Fulton Street, is open for appointments, offering potential residents a glimpse of the diverse floor plans, finishes, views, and amenities that await when the building opens its doors in June.
The Chicago Plan Commission has approved two residential developments at 1405 and 1410 E 65th Place in Woodlawn. Located west of the intersection with S Blackstone Avenue near Mount Carmel High School, the two multi-unit buildings will sit across from each other replacing a pair of vacant lots in the process. Developer DOM Acquisitions LLC is working with a local architect who had to revise the previous plan in order for both structures to have a similar design language.
A new retail showroom is coming to the ground floor of 1042 W Fulton Market in West Loop’s Fulton Market District. Set to reside in a five-story building completed in 2020, the showroom will be operated by Kvadrat Inc., a Danish textile company that specializes in high-quality fabrics and design products.
Formal details have been revealed for the new framework plan of the large lot at W 18th Street and S Peoria Street in Pilsen. The 6.3-acre plot is one of the largest left in the neighborhood and has been owned by the city since mid-2022, when it bought it for $12 million from its previous owner PMG Investments LLC. Now the city itself with the Chicago Department of Housing (DOH) is proposing a plan led by AECOM along with local firms UrbanWorks and Koo Architecture, as part of a $1 billion being spent on affordable housing.
The Commission on Chicago Landmarks has given the green light to a final landmark recommendation for the historic Netsch House. Situated at 1700 N Hudson Avenue, the iconic residence was constructed in 1974 by renowned architect Walter Netsch for himself and his wife, the trailblazing Dawn Clark Netsch. While the house is nestled within the Old Town Triangle Historic District, it currently lacks official designation as a contributing structure.
