Tag: Wrigleyville

Great Homes of Chicago’s Southport Corridor

A quick sample of the gorgeous homes of Chicago’s Southport Corridor.

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Summer on Southport, 2014

Continuing the tour of Summer on Southport, 2014
Spencer’s Jolly Posh Foods

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Culver’s is Coming to Wrigleyville

According to the Chicago Tribune, Culver’s is coming to 3500 N. Clark Street (currently on Google Maps there is a Chase bank at the new location).  It will be open late night so all the Clark Street drunks can get their fill of Butter Burgers.  You can read the full story here.

Revised Drawings for Wrigley Field

What do you think of the additions?  You can read more from DNAinfo.com here.

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Here are the buildings the CTA will buy out for the Red-Purple Belmont Bypass

Announced today by the CTA, the Red-Purple Bypass properties the CTA would need are the following:

Buildings potentially impacted:
  • 3240 N Wilton Ave.
  • 3242 N Wilton Ave.
  • 3244 N Wilton Ave.
  • 3246 N Wilton Ave.
  • 3252 N Wilton Ave.
  • 3328 N Clark St. (rear building only)
  • 3334-3344 N Clark St.
  • 3346-3348 N Clark St. 3366 N Clark St.
  • 947 W Roscoe St.
  • 3406 N Sheffield Ave.
  • 3401-3407 N Clark St.
  • 3413 N Clark St.
  • 3415-3419 N Clark St.
  • 3421 N Clark St.
  • 947-949 W Newport
Properties potentially impacted (vacant lots, etc.):
  • 3324 N Clark St. Air Rights – approximately 1% of land on rear of property
  • 3326 N Clark St. – Air Rights – approximately 6% of land on rear of property, over parking lot
  • 3330 N Clark St. Vacant lot
  • 3368 N Clark St. Parking lot
  • 3427 N Clark St. Parking lot
Here is a visual of the land/properties that are impacted:

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TBT – Wrigley Field in 1953

Go back in time with us and take a look at Wrigley Field in 1953.  Nice to see that it hasn’t changed much in 60 years, unlike everything else!