Southport Corridor News and Events – Chicago, Illinois
Chicago’s Southport Corridor in Chicago’s Lakeview Neighborhood. All the latest news of what is happening in and around Lakeview's Southport Corridor neighborhood.
So we know J. Crew is coming to 3243 N. Southport on the first level, and we also know NYC based SoulCycle is expanding into Chicago. Taking a look at the developers website, we noticed a “SoulCycle” logo towards the back of the building rendering:
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| 3423 N. Southport’s rendering with SoulCycle\’s logo towards the back of the building |
Again, complete speculation at this point, but would you welcome SoulCycle to Southport?
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| The official J. Crew rendering |
From Crain’s Chicago Business, a mixed-use development is coming to the former Herdegen-Brieske Funeral Home with about 10 apartments and full retail on the first level.
“A venture led by Chicago-based developer Stonestreet Partners bought a former funeral home in Lakeview that it plans to redevelop into retail space and apartments. Stonestreet paid $3.8 million for the Herdegen-Brieske Funeral Home property at the northeast corner of Lincoln, Southport and Wellington avenues, a 12,500-square-foot building on 0.33 acres, according to a statement from Mid-America Real Estate, the Oakbrook Terrace brokerage that sold the property. Stonestreet CEO David Trandel said he aims to keep the brick building, which dates back to 1918, and find a retail or restaurant space to lease its street-level space. Trandel, who is teaming up on the project with Barrington apartment developer Rick Cavenaugh, also plans to redevelop the property with about 10 apartments. Mid-America Principal Paul Bryant and Vice President Andrew Becker represented the seller, the Herdegen family.”
And more from the Chicago Sun-Times, apartments will rent between $2,500 to $3,300 per month, and national retail tenants are eyeing the spot for it’s prime location.
Continue reading “Retail and Apartments coming to Southport, Lincoln and Wellington”
Can’t keep up with all of the changes happening to Chicago’s Southport Corridor? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Here is a summary of what to expect over the next several months into 2016-17:
Approval was given by Ald. Pawar to 3400 N. Lincoln Avenue – a new, mixed-use transit area development. Here is the link to the full development brochure, and photos are included below.
Continue reading “3400 N. Lincoln Avenue Transit Oriented Development Approved”
Demolition is now complete at the former Candyality and Coobah buildings. Can’t wait to see what’s next.
Continue reading “It’s All Gone! 3423-25 N. Southport Avenue”
Construction is coming along at 3442 N. Southport (Lou & Grey) and 3446 N. Southport (Corridor Brewery. Looks like both businesses have about the same footprint with a distinct look and feel.
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The look of Ann Taylor\’s Lou & Grey store in North Carolina.
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| Corridor Brewery & Provisions logo |
Construction is coming along and we’re anticipating a fall/early winter opening for Fleet Feet Southport.
Here is the latest photo of the construction process.
Renovations are currently taking place at Chicago’s Navy Pier, and now a hotel will be added to the mix according to DNAInfo Chicago. Here are the newly release proposed renderings:
What do you think of the additions? You can read more from DNAinfo.com here.
Wrigley Field’s outfield will be dominated by seven new signs, if the Chicago Cubs get their way.
Announced today by the CTA, the Red-Purple Bypass properties the CTA would need are the following:
Continue reading “Here are the buildings the CTA will buy out for the Red-Purple Belmont Bypass”
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