CHICAGO | 370, 400, and 401 N. Morgan Street | 410 FT + 478 FT + 475 FT | FLOORS

[BVictor1]

CHICAGO | 370, 400, and 401 N. Morgan Street | 410 FT + 478 FT + 475 FT | FLOORS


Decided to create a thread for this project for its size and density.

"Residential-Business Planned Development to permit the construction of a multi-building planned development consisting of up to 1,450 overall dwelling units within 3 subareas. Sub-Area A is a proposed 478’ building with up to 478 units and 192 parking spaces; Sub-Area B is a proposed 475’ building with up to 480 units and will be either commercial or residential, subject to future site plan approval; and Sub-Area C is a proposed 410’ building with up to 492 units and 225 parking spaces. Ground floor commercial, retail and accessory/incidental uses will be provided."



400 N. Morgan - Subarea A - 478' - 478 units - 40 FLOORS

401 N. Morgan - Subarea B - 475' - 480 units - FLOORS

370 N. Morgan - Subarea C - 410' - 492 units - 33 FLOORS

[Randomguy34]

Makes sense to have a thread for this, since other West Loop projects taller than 450 ft have their own threads

[SolarWind]

November 6, 2023

[Zapatan]

Soil testing?

[Reinsdorf Sucks]

The lower levels remind me of Porte (which I think is good).

[Randomguy34]

There are now pending permits for 370 N Morgan

(dds / 2019 cbc) full building permit for the new construction of a 31-story residential building (154 efficiency units & 339 dwelling units) to include ground floor retail & parking on levels 2-4 (190 parking spaces + 494 bicycle parking spaces) as per plans. (construction type: 1a / occupancy classification: r-2) consultant reviewer: v3 companies of il

[mh777]

Rates are slowly coming down.. hopefully we start to see more developments like this breaking ground here soon. IF not, there's going to be less than 5 tower cranes up in the air...

[BVictor1]

I nearly forgot I made a thread for this trio.

Originally Posted by Randomguy34

Construction permits have been issued for 370 N Morgan

The site is being prepped and one of the workers said caisson drilling could commence sometime this upcomming week.

05.30.25

[WestTowner]

This one is active. Busy drilling today.

[BrickellBased]

Are all three being built at once or is there an order?

[lakeshoredrive]

Originally Posted by BrickellBased

Are all three being built at once or is there an order?

One at a time. 370 is the first one.

[left of center]

Great to see new development getting shovels in the ground. Hopefully this gives other developers more faith in the Chicago market and lights a fire under their ass. We desperately need more residential units, both downtown and in the neighborhoods.

[BVictor1]

Mods, can we move this one to the UNDER CONSTRUCTION category? Please & thanks!

06.23.25
Looking East


Looking NE


Looking SW


Looking SE

[Cress3803]

West Loop maybe recycling up into the closest thing we have to a hot spot

[bhawk66]

It's great to see the development of that area. But even by that last photo, it still kinda feels desolate and baren. I sure hope with these 'big' structures, more influx of 'people' things develope as well. One step at a time, I suppose.

[BVictor1]

Originally Posted by bhawk66

It's great to see the development of that area. But even by that last photo, it still kinda feels desolate and baren. I sure hope with these 'big' structures, more influx of 'people' things develope as well. One step at a time, I suppose.

For now perhaps, but almost every lot is an approved PD and awaiting financing.

From the developers website: https://www.vistaprop.com

[BVictor1]

07.21.25

[dreamy-developer]

I don't know about everyone else, but it is kind of nice to see Sterling Bay finally break ground with something. After their long struggle of selling land left and right

[arCHItecture_]

This is not Sterling Bay, its Vista Property Group - technically based in NYC but they have a good presence here with a handful of recent projects


https://chicago.urbanize.city/post/370-n-morgan-lands-financing-more-permits

[mh777]

Originally Posted by dreamy-developer

I don't know about everyone else, but it is kind of nice to see Sterling Bay finally break ground with something. After their long struggle of selling land left and right

The funny thing is, SB is not the developer on this. It's Vista.