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A new report from Curbed has revealed that yet another new residential project could be in the works for the West Loop, which at this point is hardly a surprise. As one of the hottest neighborhoods in town, the West Loop is absolutely booming right now, and the latest proposal on the table is a new 52-unit apartment building that’s slated for 128. S. Laflin. 

Currently occupying the site is a small one-level industrial building, which would of course be demolished should the project gain approval and construction eventually move forward. 

According to Curbed, however, West Loop neighbors aren’t thrilled about the early design concept given its close proximity to the Jackson Boulevard Historic District. 

With the project only just now is the early

By now, there’s a pretty good chance you’ve heard the narrative—new construction rentals and apartments continue to be delivered all throughout downtown Chicago, and just when we think there might be somewhat of a slowdown on the development side of things, another large-scale project is announced. 

If you take a closer look at the downtown Chicago apartment market right now, dozens of highly-attractive options and opportunities are available inside of some of the highest-profile projects to just recently be completed. 

Among some of the more dynamic new construction apartment towers currently renting are Landmark West Loop, Exhibit on Superior, and the fabulous 1333 S. Wabash building down in Chicago’s rapidly changing South Loop neighborhood. 

The downtown Chicago area has seen a whole lot of new development reshape both the city’s landscape and its distinguished skyline in recent years, and now with 2017 already half over, which almost seems hard to believe, there seems to be no sign of a slowdown coming anytime soon, especially as the Chicago Tribune just reminded us of how many large-scale projects are still currently in the works. 

According to the piece, Chicago has at least 10 developments that will cost $1 billion or more to finish, which are either already under construction or at the very least in the final planning stages before development can officially begin. And while the roster of these mega-projects of course vary in terms of eventual use, here’s a quick look at what to

It doesn’t seem like all that long ago that living right next door to an “L” station was the last place you’d want to call home. While the convenience of being near public transportation is always a benefit, many assumed the noise would simply be too much of a nuisance to justify the investment. 

Today, things are slightly different, and the emergence of brand new transit-oriented developments (TODs) are re-shaping how we view living spaces in the city. 

Given the state of Chicago’s red hot rental market, many TODs being built in Chicago fall into the category of luxury apartment residences, but even condo buyers are starting to see a greater upside to living just a short distance away from various “L” stops. 

Recognizing a shift in the market,

Just as condos for sale at Three Sixty West hit the market, plans for another luxury condo building in River North are now making headlines. 

Recently reported by Crain’s, Ascend Real Estate Group is looking to develop a 34-unit luxury condo building over at 360 W. Superior Street, not far from the Chicago Red Line Station and countless other neighborhood amenities and attractions. 

If approved, the new 360 W. Superior project would stand 12 stories high, and as just mentioned, would also include 34 high-end condo residences. Outside of that, not many other details have been released, but a rendering shows the building would feature a pretty slick exterior that includes floor-to-ceiling windows and also private balconies that would be attached to

Belgravia Group’s newest luxury condo development has officially hit the MLS, now offering new construction condo buyers an opportunity to buy inside one of River North’s most anticipated new boutique buildings. 

Perfectly situated one a rather quiet stretch of Erie Street, Three Sixty West has a contemporary loft-like design, fitting in perfectly with the trendy, upscale vibe of River North’s existing real estate landscape. 

Inside, condos for sale at Three Sixty West feature high 10-foot ceilings throughout the primary living areas, sleek Italian kitchens with premium kitchen appliances and modern custom cabinetry, large separate laundry rooms, lavish master suites with tons of closet space, and countless other luxury finishes that have come to be

More new condos appear to be on the way to River North as plans for an 11-story building have just recently been revealed by Belgravia Group. According to preliminary plans, the new development would replace a couple parking lots and the building formerly known as Citizen Bar, a popular River North spot that shuttered this past fall, which had one of the best rooftops in the area. 

Should the new Three Sixty West project move forward, the development would include 38 units, as well as 52 deeded parking spaces for resident use. Early reports have the top level of the building featuring two three-bedroom penthouse condos, as well as a common fitness facility, an indoor entertainment lounge, and a sprawling outdoor terrace. 

Other new construction

Although Chicago’s downtown market might appear to be oversaturated with new upscale apartment residences, the development boom seems to be pushing forward as reports surface about a new 199-unit tower possibly making its way over to the South Loop. 

Being developed by Chicago-based Russland Capital Group, preliminary plans have the new building stretching 15 stories high, which if approved, would be located at 1411 S. Michigan Avenue, just a short walk away from Soldier Field. 

Chicago’s occupancy rate for high-end apartments dropped to 92.2% in the third quarter, which has some industry experts wondering if a softening of the market is finally on the horizon. But regardless of Chicago’s most recent development boom bringing a record-breaking 4,500

The West Loop development boom continues as reports have now surfaced about developers proposing two new condo buildings near the recently demolished Harpo Studios. 

According to a recent post from DNAInfo, Peerless Real Estate Investments is hoping to bring two separate residential projects to 19-27 N. May Street and 1111 W. Washington Boulevard, which are two locations that are essentially right in the heart of Chicago’s West Loop neighborhood. 

Although plans are just now being presented to the community, the buildings would each stretch 9 stories high and each include 28 individual condo units if approved. In addition, developers are also planning for each unit to include between three and four bedrooms, with fairly large terraces connected to

It’s been a little while since we’ve heard about Riverline—the mega South Loop mixed-use development in the works that will totally redefine the neighborhood as we know it. But late last week, new details emerged about the project that directly relate to when we might finally see work for this massive undertaking begin.

According to a release from CMK Companies and Lendlease, the partnering developers for the project, groundbreaking for Riverline is finally expected to happen around the middle of next month, with the first phase expected to include two residential towers, 60 new townhouses, and a 3.5 acre riverfront park. 

Designed by Perkins+Will, Riverline will encompass a 14-acre parcel that currently acts as the last major development