US EditionEPC OKs site plan removal, clears way for over 150 units on the Westside
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United Center Plan To Build Campus With Hotel, Music Venue And More Clears Another Hurdle
CITY HALL — A proposed $7 billion redevelopment plan for the United Center has crossed the latest approval threshold before heading to City Council for a vote.Following a recommendation from the Department of Planning and Development, the Chicago Plan Commission voted Thursday to approve the redevelopment of the area surrounding the United Center, dubbed the 1901 Project. All members voted in favor of the project except for Ald. Walter Burnett (…
Chicago Bulls’ and Blackhawks’ plan to begin remaking the neighborhood surrounding United Center wins commission approval
The Chicago Plan Commission on Thursday endorsed the first phase of a plan by the Reinsdorf and Wirtz families to remake the Near West Side neighborhood around the United Center. This initial step will include the privately financed construction of a 6,000-seat music hall, a boutique hotel and nearly 10 acres of green space, including play areas for all age groups. The initial phase also includes several parking garages topped by elevated parks …
EPC OKs site plan removal, clears way for over 150 units on the Westside
The Environmental Planning Commission (EPC) unanimously approved a request to remove a site plan at an 8-acre site on the Westside during its Jan. 16 meeting, possibly clearing the way for a housing development.
Chicago Plan Commission reviews '1901 Project' United Center development
CHICAGO — A Chicago alderman whose ward includes United Center said he's excited about the possibilities a proposed $7 billion around the arena will bring to the West Side ward as developers take their plans before the Chicago Plan Commission. “I think this is a great thing for the near west side to finally get what we deserve we’ve been waiting for so long for something to happen with these parking lots," Ald. Walter Burnett (27 Ward) told WGN.…
New renderings released in proposed transformation of land around United Center
New renderings show what a stunning $7 billion development around the United Center could look like in coming years. The 1901 Project, first introduced last summer, would build a mixed-use area in place of 55-acres of parking lots surrounding the UC, the home of the Chicago Blackhawks and Chicago Bulls. Developers from LA based RIOS, along with United Center officials, presented the plan to the Chicago Plan Commissioners today, who unanimously v…
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