Southport Corridor News and Events - Chicago, Illinois
Chicago Neighborhood News | Southport Corridor, Lakeview & Wrigleyville
New buildings, zoning fights, permits, home sales, and the projects reshaping Lakeview, Wrigleyville, and the North Side.
Wrigleyville holiday bars open, the Cubs offseason heats up, and two major Lakeview developments face public review in this week's Southport Corridor roundup.
The former Saab and MINI dealership at 1111 W. Diversey became a COVID testing site. Now ComEd's proposed $250 million substation is dividing Lincoln Park.
Two older commercial buildings near Clark and Grace are slated to make way for a four-story, five-unit residential development in Wrigleyville.
Construction is underway at 3959 N. Lincoln Avenue, bringing a major redevelopment to the busy Lincoln, Damen and Irving Park intersection in North Center. The project will renovate the existing…
A five-story mixed-use building with 20 apartments is proposed for the former McGee’s Tavern at 950 W. Webster Avenue. A public meeting is set for November 5.
A new permit reinstatement appears to give the long-stalled development at 3347–49 N. Southport until October 2027 to begin work or request an inspection.
A five-story development proposed at 1429 W. Irving Park Road near Southport Avenue would replace a parking lot with 36 apartments, two retail storefronts and 25 parking spaces.
If it feels like every house on the corridor draws a crowd and a premium, the latest numbers back that up: Chicago home prices are rising at more than twice…
A proposed six-block West Lakeview landmark district near the Southport Corridor is dividing homeowners over historic preservation, teardowns, redevelopment and property rights.
The longtime Holiday Club site at Sheridan and Irving Park is being demolished for a seven-story development with 91 apartments and retail space. Here's what's planned and what's being lost.
A full building permit has been issued for a four-story building with nine apartments and ground-floor retail at the former Rita Rugs site on Lincoln Avenue.
Foundry Park breaks ground along Chicago’s North Branch, bringing plans for 3,700-plus homes, riverfront parks, retail and a 606 Trail extension.