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What $1,250 rents in Chicago right now
If you look hard enough you can still find a two-bedroom in this price range
Hotels, other projects to headline August's Plan Commission
Later this month, a number of high-profile development projects will go before the city of Chicago Plan Commission for approval. While the time between city approval and shovels in the ground can greatly vary, the monthly meeting is always a good indicator of projects coming down the pipeline.
What $1,300 rents in Chicago right now
Alright, it’s time to find a new two-bedroom apartment and you’re looking to keep things around $1,300 per month. No problem, you’ve got a few options.
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.
Map: Chicago’s most dense neighborhoods
A recent report not only compiled an easy-to-read map of the Windy City’s most dense neighborhoods, but also analyzed the role density plays in built environments various communities.
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.