Partial Construction Permit Issued for 23-Story Chicago Tower

808 N Cleveland Avenue. Rendering by Pappageorge Haymes

A foundation and partial superstructure permit has been issued for a new 23-story high rise at 808 North Cleveland Avenue in Near North Side Chicago, Chicago YIMBY reports. Chicago-based DAC Developments has planned 200 residential units, 7,500 ft2 of retail on the ground floor and 20,000 ft2 of office on the fourth and fifth floors. Amenities include a sixth-floor deck with a spa pool and landscaping, a fitness center, an indoor spa, a co-working space, a game room and party room, an arts and crafts space and a dog run/spa. Pappageorge Haymes is the design architect for the nearly 284-ft structure. The podium will also house a parking garage with 99 off-street spaces. Focus will serve as general contractor, with the current phase of construction expected to cost US$9 million. As of early October, no other permits have yet been filed or issued, though zoning has been fully approved. Completion is anticipated for 2023.

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