A video walk down the 2400 block of Orchard in Lincoln Park

Eric Rojas, one of our sponsors, takes a look at the landmarked 2400 block of Orchard St, and the changes it’s undergoing, in the above video, and focuses on some of its many advantages in a post at his Chicago Real Estate Local blog.

One of the major drawbacks to new construction in this area of Lincoln Park, given the very high land values, has always been the lack of parking. There are no alleys serving the homes that front Orchard in this area and even whispering “curb cut” would surface a thundering NIMBY lynch mob.

You can see more of the immediate area in the above video, shot on Deming Place, with Coldwell Banker’s Lino Darchun.

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1. At the edge of Lincoln Park, the 2700 block of Lakewood
2. Former alderman sues to block Lincoln Park Hospital redevelopment
3. Lincoln Park high-rise living near Clark and Fullerton
4. High-rise living in Lincoln Park, Part 2

Tagged as: Eric Rojas, Lincoln Park, Lino Darchun, New construction, North Side, Orchard Street, Video