Exterior work is getting closer to completion on the topped-out Wicker Park Place at Milwaukee and Haddon Avenues in Wicker Park. Designed by Milbury Architects, the four-story, 14-unit residential building from developer and general contractor Wicker Park Apartments broke ground just over a year ago, and is slated to welcome its first tenants this fall.
Plans have been revealed for a residential development at 1845 West 19th Street in Pilsen‘. Located just east of the intersection with South Wolcott Avenue and across the street from the National Museum of Mexican Art, the new structure will replace an abandoned one-story house and an adjacent vacant lot.
The Lake View neighborhood is getting closer to adding 52 more residential units, as progress continues at 3605 North Ravenswood Avenue. General contractor and co-developer Macon Construction has reached the fourth level of what will essentially be a five-story building. A partial sixth floor will hold an amenity suite.
Plans have been revealed for a new residential development at 5056 North Ashland Avenue in Ravenswood. Located at the corner of West Carmen Avenue near the southern edge of Andersonville, the project will replace a vacant lot and two single-family homes.
A pair of single-family residences were permitted for construction by the City of Chicago to replace a commercial greenhouse site slated for demolition in April. Developer and general contractor A & SL Construction of Palos Hills applied for permits on July 2, and they came through for 5326 and 5328 South Mason Avenue in Garfield Ridge on August 13, each with a reported cost of $300,000.
