New Details Revealed For A Residential Development In Greater Grand Crossing

New details have been revealed for a residential development at 7237 S Vincennes Avenue in Greater Grand Crossing. Located just north of the intersection with W 73rd Street, the project will replace a large vacant lot owned by Anthony Casboni whose family has owned the land since 1939 and once operated a discount store on it. Casboni is working with co-developer Darryl Burton who will also act as the project manager, both will see through the first phase of the proposal before continuing with a second phase.

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“We Will Chicago” Hosts Webinar on Public Health & Safety

Today “We Will Chicago” invites the public to join their webinar on Public Health & Safety. As previously reported, this program is the first citywide initiative of its kind since the “1966 Comprehensive Plan.” We Will’s efforts are still evolving, but the three-year citywide planning initiative prioritizes equity, resiliency, and engagement to create an inclusive vision for the future of Chicago. The program is continuing this virtual series with the goal to increase vibrancy throughout Chicago, by looking at models and practices brought about by global thought leaders.

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Two Historical Buildings Sold In River North

New information has been revealed on the sale of two historical structures at 29 E Ohio Street and 619 N Wabash Avenue in River North. Located on opposite corners of each other and across the street from the upcoming temporary Bally’s Casino, the buildings hold Chicago staples of Pizzeria Uno and Due. Previous CEO of the chain Aaron Spencer approved the sale of the buildings to the Texas-based investment firm Newport Global Advisors, who also fully purchased Uno’s in 2017.

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New Permits Issued for 2030 N Spaulding Avenue in Logan Square

A new permit for construction was issued yesterday for a multi-unit residential building at 2030 N Spaulding Avenue in Logan Square. The permit’s owners are listed as 2030 North Spaulding LLC, and plans show this will be a three-story masonry building containing two residences and a basement. Plans also indicate that there will be a roof deck and rear porches on each level, as well as a two-vehicle garage behind the building. The property will feature mixed-medium fencing throughout. A permit was issued on August 5th to remove the existing structures on the property site.

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