A new permit has been issued for a new three-story residential building located at 1405 W Juneway Terrace in the Rogers Park neighborhood. The permit’s owners have been listed as Sheridan Mini Towers LLC and plans indicate this plan will yield three total units, a basement, and a detached, four-vehicle garage.
New designs and scope have been unveiled for a planned 36-story mixed-use tower at 301 S Green Street in West Loop. Co-developers GSP Development and Golub & Company have envisioned a total of 362 apartment units atop 1,700 square feet of ground-floor retail. Poised to stand 404 feet, the high rise will be a major addition to West Loop’s overall building height, helping to counterbalance the influx of taller projects towards its north end.
EQT Exeter’s U.S. Multifamily team recently purchased Reserve Randall Road, a 380-unit development in West Dundee, Illinois in an off-market deal. Redwood Residential, which is a property management company that is fully integrated with EQT Exeter, will manage the property.
Permits were issued on Monday to construct a new three-story residential building located at 2653 N Orchard Street in Lincoln Park. Owenbrin LLC has been listed as the permit owner. The scope of work includes three total units and a three-car garage with a roof deck. Demolition permits were issued for this property site last summer.
In an increasingly heated saga over their ultimate fate, two historic Loop buildings targeted for demolition by the federal government have been cleared for review by the Commission on Chicago Landmarks. The process could lead to the landmarking of the two terracotta-clad structures, whose potential demise reflect “security concerns” over potential vantage points available looking into the adjacent Dirksen Federal Building. Designed by Holabird and Roche, the 16-story Century Building at 202 S State Street was completed in 1915, while the 21-story Consumers Building at 220 S State Street was designed by Jenney, Mundie, & Jensen and completed in 1913. Both are part of the National Register’s Loop Retail Historic District, but currently lack official city landmark designation that would parry any demolition efforts.
