CHICAGO | Riverline | 8 Towers | 600FT - 500FT(X2) - 380FT(X2) - 242FT(X2) - 300FT~

[stevevance]

Originally Posted by arCHItecture_

"2019 CBC: DIRECT DEVELOPER SERVICES: FULL BUILDING AND ASSOCIATED SITE WORK FOR A 21-STORY RESIDENTIAL APARTMENT BUILDING WITH 386 UNITS, PARKING GARAGE AND GROUND FLOOR RETAIL AS PER PLANS.CONSULTANT REVIEWER: GLOBETROTTERS ENGINEERING"

Looks like permit is in the works but not issued - Aleksandar Zeljic from Gensler is listed as the architect.

If you check the status again, it looks like the application has been withdrawn.

[chimby]

Yes - appears details for the 1010 S Wells project have been retracted from https://webapps1.chicago.gov/buildingpermit. Am also seemingly unable to find anything related to it on https://www.chicagocityscape.com/ (but that may just be user error). I'm curious, do you guys know how long a project like this normally takes to start construction once a permit is approved? Could they reasonably break ground by the end of 2024 or does this look more like a 2025 construction? Would love to consider buying a unit.

[SamInTheLoop]

Bummer, I thought CMK might finally be ready to pull the trigger at Riverline....and we might have towers going up simultaneously at Riverline and Southbank. There could always wind up being an even better time to start just from a market perspective, but now is actually pretty great. Sure construction financing rates might come in somewhat....might not end up being all that much though.

[Randomguy34]

Pending permits are back for 1010 S Wells: https://webapps1.chicago.gov/buildin...?apkey=3346260

[sentinel]

What the hell does this thing look like??

[r18tdi]

Originally Posted by sentinel

What the hell does this thing look like??

Rectangle with balconies?

[sentinel]

Originally Posted by r18tdi

Rectangle with balconies?

Touche...and, you're not wrong