Tag: New construction
Scott Flats gets a new name and a coat of arms
Three weeks ago we reported, based on the developer's website, that the 71-unit apartment building under construction at Scott and Wells would be [...]
Where’s YoChicago been lately?
In the course of a typical month YoChicago stops at 100s of places in dozens of Chicago neighborhoods and suburbs. We don't write about all of the [...]
Noah Properties builds a stunning home in Wicker Park
Noah Properties has been building a popular product lately, selling its stylish homes as quickly as they're built.
Noah Properties is nearing c [...]
Halsted Flats topped out, approaching pre-leasing phase
Halsted Flats, the new 269-unit apartment building under construction at 3740 N Halsted in Lake View, has topped out at 15 stories.
The build [...]
Last week’s North Side building permits
If you're in the market for a newly-built home or condo you've probably noted that many of the new projects are sold out prior to completion and o [...]
New townhomes, apartments planned for Near North Side
Crain's Chicago Real Estate Daily reports that CMK Companies has filed an application to rezone a site at 1009 N Cleveland Ave for 47 townhomes an [...]
New apartments nearly complete at Clark and Broadway
The high-rise apartment building at 600 W Diversey, on the border between Lincoln Park and Lake View, was completed in 1982.
The building occupies [...]
Evanston’s 1717 Ridge apartments sell at $400K per unit
The recently-completed and not yet fully-leased 175-unit apartment building at 1717 Ridge in Evanston has been sold for $70 million, according to [...]
Stylish new Roscoe Village 3-bedrooms
The new 3-flat nearing completion at 2207 W Belmont has a 4-bedroom, 3-bath duplex unit and two 3-bedroom, 2-bath units.
The homes share a simi [...]
What’s with the garage paint at Hubbard Place?
There's been some speculation at SkyscraperPage about the colorful bands of paint on the east wall of the Hubbard Place parking garage.
One co [...]
Whole Foods goes where urban renewal went to die
Ten years ago reporter John McCarron wrote this about Englewood:
This is the place urban renewal came to die. It died during the early ’70s, ri [...]
