Ace on Ashland Condo Project Back on Track; Construction Permits Issued
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After what seems like forever, it appears development for a new 33-unit condo development in Chicago’s Noble Square neighborhood is set to resume after a construction permit was just issued earlier this month.
Designed by Hanna Architects, the new transit-oriented development is only steps from the busy Division Street Blue Line station, not to mention all the shopping, dining, entertainment, and nightlife over in nearby Bucktown and Wicker Park.
The project, which is being called Ace on Ashland due to its location where an Ace Hardware store was previously located before being demolished, will also include 25 parking spaces in addition to its 33 condo residences, which is slightly more than the 17 spaces that were initially proposed. Ground level…
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