Love it or hate, the former warehouse district of Fulton Market has lost all of its industrial grit and is now a hip area known for its food and entertainment. Part of a larger West Loop area, and just 3 “L” stops away from Downtown, Fulton Market is like the cool young cousin of the Loop. Proximity to Downtown is one of the reasons people choose to move here. Another one is an ever-growing industry and tech sector...
Developers are proposing a new, 20-story tower for the West Loop's red hot Fulton Market District.
MCZ Development has proposed a 236-unit apartment building for 166 N. Aberdeen, the corner of Aberdeen and May, former site of Fabbri Sausage. The building, designed by Chicago-based Solomon Cordwell Buenz (SCB) would be constructed of brick masonry at the base to blend into the site and transition to glass and clay-colored metal panels above...
Renters may soon have a new option in Fulton Market, if a Texas-based developer's plan for a new 300-unit tower is approved.
Planned for the intersection of Fulton Market and Ogden, Developer Trammel Crow would construct an 18-story luxury building on a surface parking lot. The total cost of the project would be about $150 million.
Read more at Crain's here .
