With three concrete-block cores now risen to full height, structural steel is being erected for the residential project at 310 West Huron in River North. The elevator core at the center of the property has been flanked by two stairways, and a mobile crane is setting ironwork in place at the east end of the construction site. At the west end, walls are up and windows have been cut out for the first two stories.
Updated plans have been revealed for the upcoming mixed-use development known as Lawndale Redefined at 3400 West Ogden Avenue. Located on the corner with South Homan Avenue near Douglass Park, the upcoming project has filed a zoning application for the long-term vacant lot it plans to replace.
A new construction permit issued by the City of Chicago on July 10 allows Barrett Homes to erect a residential building at 2210 West Belmont Avenue in the Roscoe Village neighborhood. The $1.8 million permit was only in the data portal for three and a half weeks from its application start date of June 16.
Funding has been fully approved for the residential development at 5300 South Calumet Avenue in Washington Park. Known as the Abrams Intergenerational Village, we last covered the project back in January when developer The Renaissance Collective secured building permits. Now, the last chunk of funding has been green-lit by the Chicago City Council.
The next-door neighbor of a 1910 greystone demolished back in March on North Magnolia Avenue in Lake View is now also slated for the wrecking ball. A new construction permit for 3619 North Magnolia was issued by the City of Chicago on July 10, numbering the days remaining for the 1906-built residence. According to realtor.com, a sale of the property closed in late June for $1.35 million.
