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This is what is coming to 3714 N. Southport Avenue
Construction is continuing at 3714 N Southport Avenue in Lake View.
“Filed under owner Charles Stewart, the development will yield one commercial unit at ground level, with three residential units above. Parking will include three outdoor spaces in the rear of the building. The new structure is set to replace a two-story masonry building with one additional level of below-grade retail.
Possible design for 3714 N Southport Avenue. Rendering via 42floors
Your last look at 3347 N. Southport Avenue
As we reported last year, proposed plans came out on a new TOD development replacing an abandoned building at 3347-49 N. Southport. As of March, 2020, the development had been approved according to Ald. Tom Tunney\’s website, and this week, construction fencing went up with demolition imminent. What do you think of this upcoming development?
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Updated TOD Proposal for 3347-49 N. Southport
Earlier this summer, proposed plans came out on a new TOD development replacing an abandoned building at 3347-49 N. Southport. The original proposal was not received too well by the community, and the developer came back with a new plan, going from 6 floors down to 5 back in November, 2019. That still was met with mixed reaction due to too many units, and the developer has come back reducing the amount of apartments to 27. All other building characteristics remain the same at this time.
The updated development:
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3401 N. Southport is officially under construction
After years of planning in the works, the buildings that formerly housed Rise Sushi and Galleria Liquors have been torn down, and construction has begun on 3401 N. Southport – a Transit Oriented Development. Galleria is scheduled to take one of the retail spots, and rumors are swirling around the ‘Port on the second option. You can read more about this development from Tom Tunney’s website, and see the listing here.
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Rise is falling
Rise is falling ⬇️ (at Lakeview, Chicago)
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Southport Corridor Changes into 2020
Whether you are new to the area or a long-time resident, one thing is for certain: nothing is permanent except change. So if you 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 into 2020:
- TOD development at 3200 N. Southport under construction with new retail
- TOD development coming to 3542 N. Southport with retail (former Basics Salon building)
- TOD development coming to 3347-49 N. Southport with retail
- TOD development under construction at 3647 N. Southport
- TOD development coming to 3401 N. Southport – Rise Sushi and Galleria Liquors closing in July
- TOD development under construction at 3300 N. Clark
- Johnny Was coming to 3510 N. Southport
- Lululemon Southport remodeled and now open
- Discover CBD coming to 3527 N. Southport (former M2 corner space)
- Klein True Value closing, space for lease
- Wildwood Photography moved to Roscoe Village, retail space for lease
- 3338 N. Southport retail space for lease
- The Spanish Square restaurant has closed, space for sale
- Condos coming to 3150 N. Southport
- Grassroots Restaurant is for sale
- 1362 W. Belmont retail space for lease
- Southport & Irving (SIP) restaurant for lease
- Large-scale mixed-use development coming to 1356 W. Wellington Avenue
- Taco Bell on Addison coming back, along with Chase Bank and Planet Granite
- Casper Mattress now open at 3420 N. Southport
- Ivivva by Lululemon is closed. Space currently for lease
- The auto body shop on Addison by Wrigley Field will be replaced by a new development
- The former Blue Bayou space is for lease
- Cafe Tola is expanding into the Sweet Sensations former space
- Just Salad rumored to be coming to Southport
- That\’s Amore Florist has been sold, new owners to reconcept into a boutique home and garden shop
- M2 Boutique has downsized
- New housing development coming to 1225 W. School Street
- Froyo Chicago closed, space for lease
- New housing and retail development coming to Ashland and Barry
Proposed Plans for 3347-49 N. Southport Avenue
After years of being abandoned, there are finally proposed plans for a transit-oriented development with retail at 3347-3349 N. Southport Avenue.
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| 3347-49 N. Southport – Current Building |
From Ald. Tom Tunney’s Website:
“3347-49 North Southport Avenue
B3-2 to B3-5
The applicant wishes to rezone the property to construct a proposed 6-story mixed-use building with 1 ground floor commercial space (4,230 sq. ft.),
35 residential units and 36 bike parking stalls. There is no planned parking on-site; the applicant will seek to establish the subject property as a transit-served location to waive the required parking. *36 bike parking stalls will be provided on-site. The applicant will seek the necessary relief to establish the subject property as a transit-served location in order to waive 100% of the required on-site parking stalls.”
See the renderings below:
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3150 N. Southport & 3200 N. Southport developments will forever change the southern area of the Southport Corridor
Spring 2019 construction is in full bloom, and two developments are starting to show their skin at the corners of Belmont and Southport. 3150 N. Southport is quickly becoming a 4-story luxury condominium complex with Byline Bank as a first-floor tenant. 3200 N. Southport is an apartment transit oriented development (TOD) with 5 floors and ground level retail (yet announced). Both buildings, along with the new Tied House from Schubas will greatly enhance the southern area of Chicago’s Southport Corridor, which runs all the way north to Irving Park Road. What do you think of the changes?
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| 3150 & 3200 N. Southport Avenue under construction |
Rise Sushi and Galleria Liquors to close in July, TOD construction to start late summer at 3401 N. Southport
As you may recall, this transit oriented development approved in 2015 with deliveries planned for Q1 2020. Planning had started back in 2014, and this new development will reside on what is now Galleria Liquors and Rise Sushi. At the time this development was first announced, Galleria Liquors is slated to return to this site, while Rise Sushi was not. Rise Sushi may relocate nearby (hopefully), and their sister restaurant, Shine on Webster in Lincoln Park will remain. You can read more about this development from Tom Tunney’s website, and see the listing here.
Taco Bell Cantina Coming Back to Wrigleyville (Yes, same location)
Update: Now Confirmed.
After years of preparing for Taco Bell at 1111 W. Addison to close and be demolished for a new development, Taco Bell Cantina – the one that serves booze, is now rumored to be returning to the ground level along with Chase Bank (both are in lease negotiations at this time). The original restaurant was torn down this week, and development will soon begin for a 4-story complex including a proposed climbing gym on the upper floors (Chase and Taco Bell and another retail space would occupy the ground level). As we hear more we will be sure to let you know. Live Mas!
This was once Taco Bell Wrigleyville
This was once @tacobell 😖 #livemas (at Taco Bell)
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