Uptown
New look for Uptown TOD proposed at Broadway & Wilson
Despite receiving the OK from the 46th Ward Zoning & Development Committee, the proposed transit-oriented development (TOD) has with a substantially redesigned exterior.
A look at the demolition of Uptown’s old Cuneo Hospital
The modernist complex from architect Edo Belli is being cleared to make room for a new mixed-use development.
Could this Uptown grocery store be getting the tower treatment?
A new rendering hints at future redevelopment for the corner of Montrose and Sheridan
Curbed Cup Final Four: (3) Uptown vs. (15) Woodlawn
Cast your vote now for the neighborhood you think should advance!
Curbed Cup 2nd round results!
Meet this year’s final four contenders for the illustrious Curbed Cup.
Curbed Cup Elite Eight: (3) Uptown vs. (11) Bronzeville
A far north heavyweight takes on a South Side gem in the next round of Curbed Cup voting.
Curbed Cup 1st round: (3) Uptown vs. (14) South Loop
The far north Uptown takes on the prominent South Loop in the next round of Curbed Cup voting.
Unit in historic Buena Park building lists for $849K
Built in 1927, this high-rise features four bedrooms, views of Lake Michigan, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
One final look at Cuneo Hospital before its demolition
The modernist complex designed by Edo Belli will be cleared to make room for a new mixed-use development
Demo permits issued for Uptown’s Maryville buildings
Demolition permits have been issued for 750 and 810 W. Montrose and heavy equipment is reportedly on site.
Developer pitches 24 new townhomes near Uptown park
Chicago’s Uptown neighborhood could be on track for yet another residential development as a parcel just north of Chase Park has been revealed as a possible townhouse development. The yet-to-be-approved plan calls for 24 new residences.
New 33-unit TOD proposed for vacant Uptown lot
A short stroll from the Wilson CTA Line station, the transit-oriented development (TOD) would feature 33 dwelling units, ground floor retail, a rooftop deck, and no automobile parking.
Lovely Buena Park Craftsman returns asking $1.95M
This turn of the century home returns to the market with new photos and a lower ask
Chicago releases Argyle shared street 'user guide'
After three years of planning and construction, Uptown’s newly opened Argyle Streetscape has some users baffled, prompting the city of Chicago to publish an illustrated explanation of how to properly use the revamped thoroughfare.
Landmark Myron Bachman House returns with some upgrades
The home is being flipped after receiving a few improvements
Montrose Beach to host 1000-foot slip ‘n slide
While visitors to Montrose Beach may not be able to try out simulated surfing any time soon, the north side beach will be the temporary home of the Windy City’s first giant slip-and-slide installation later this month.
What $800 rents in Chicago right now
Can you even find anything in the $800 range anymore in Chicago? The answer is—perhaps surprisingly to some—yes.
Plans fall though for surfing machine at Montrose Beach
Plans to renovate a run-down Montrose Beach concession building into a $2 million dry-land surfing facility is reportedly dead after failing to win the blessing of the Chicago Park District following objections from the city’s community of migratory bird enthusiasts.
Uptown could see another TOD rise at Broadway and Wilson
A new 9-story, mixed use development for the northeast corner of Broadway and Wilson recently broke cover. The proposal would contain 197 dwelling units, 11,500 square feet of retail, and 41 interior parking stalls.
Lovely condo in the heart of Buena Park lists for $315K
Here’s a nice two bedroom unit in the heart of the Buena Park pocket neighborhood in Uptown that is not only nice, but it won’t completely destroy your wallet either.
City Council approves TIF for Uptown development
Today, the City Council voted to approve nearly $16 million in TIFs for the redevelopment of the old Cuneo Hospital site (later Maryville Academy) in Uptown. Thirteen aldermen voted against the plan while 37 voted in favor.
Developer Eyes Two More Vintage Buildings for Adaptive Reuse
Developer Cedar Street Companies has been busy making a name for itself rehabilitating historic Chicago structures. The firm recently announced plans to convert an Uptown Synagogue and Loop Office building into new housing.
George Maher-Designed Mansion Lists in Buena Park
One of the most stately mansions in the Uptown neighborhood is up for grabs and can be yours for a cool $4.595 million.
Uptown's Myron Bachman House Sells for $408K
Uptown's Myron Bachman house was strikingly modern when it was first revealed in 1948. However, when the landmark home went up for sale nearly two years ago, buyers were not rushing to make offers on it.
An Uptown Couple Keep a Co-op in the Family
One year and a few coats of paint later, the first-time homeowners are finally feeling settled in and ready to enjoy a Chicago summer overlooking the lake.
Small Business Accelerator Program Headed to Uptown Development
Cedar Street's FLATS Chicago is looking to help a local small business set up shop on the ground floor its historic Lawrence House development coming soon to Uptown. The initiative will provide $100,000 in start-up benefits.
What's on the April Plan Commission Agenda?
Five development projects will be heard at this month’s City of Chicago Plan Commission meeting according to a recently-released agenda. The proposals range from Pullman to Updown and varies in size between four and 73 stories.
28-Unit TOD Proposed for Irving Park Road
According to the zoning application, developer Dave Gassman is looking to construct a 28-unit transit-oriented development at 927-929 W. Irving Park Road, on the border of Lakeview and Uptown.
Uptown Groups Propose New Public Space Under Wilson 'L' Stop
Place-making advocates are pushing for a ground-level makeover to the area below the tracks of the Wilson Red Line stop. Dubbed the Wilson "Underline," the plan envisions a pedestrian corridor of connected green spaces, seating areas, and public art.
Updated Three-Bedroom Near Andersonville Asks $350K
It's not exactly "steps from the Red Line and the lake" as the broker suggests, but it is certainly within walking distance to the restaurants and shops in Andersonville.