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¨§¦94 ¨§¦24 ¨§¦80 ¨§¦90 ¨§¦39 ¨§¦64 ¨§¦74 ¨§¦70 ¨§¦88 ¨§¦72 ¨§¦55 ¨§¦57 FEDERAL HISTORIC TAX CREDIT PROJECTS Illinois A total of 365 Federal Historic Tax Credit projects (certified by the National Park Service) and $915,836,754 in Federal Historic Tax Credits between fiscal year 2001 through 2020, leveraged an estimated $5,266,061,333 in total development. Data source: National Park Service, 2020 Warren Waukegan 5 Orangeville Woodstock 2 Libertyville Galena 2 Rockford21 3Great Lakes ¦¨§90 Lake Bluff Highwood West Dundee Evanston Skokie 3 Sycamore Elgin Chicago Geneva3 ¦¨§355 2137 88 4 94 ¦¨§ Aurora Naperville¦¨§ 91Riverdale Rock Island Plainfield4 Lockport Joliet Moline ¦¨§80 180 ¦¨§ Marseilles Kewanee Momence Kankakee ¦¨§39 ¦¨§55 Galesburg ¦¨§74 ¦¨§57 14 Washington Nauvoo Peoria 3 La Harpe 5 ¦¨§155 Bloomington Lincoln Champaign Urbana Danville Quincy 7 ¦¨§172 13 Decatur 72 Springfield Barry ¦¨§ Litchfield Alton ¦¨§70 ¦¨§270 ¦¨§255 ¦¨§64 Maeystown2 Federal Historic Tax Credit Projects 1 6 - 10 0 25 50 100 ¦¨§24 Miles R 2 - 5 11 and over Provided by the Cairo National Trust for Historic Preservation and the Historic Tax Credit Coalition For more information, contact Shaw Sprague, NTHP Vice President for Government Relations | (202) 588-6339 | [email protected] or Patrick Robertson, HTCC Executive Director | (202) 302-2957 | [email protected] Illinois Historic Tax Credit Projects, FY 2001-2020 Project Name Address City State Year Qualified Project Use Expenditures Lincoln Lofts 212 State Street Alton IL 2009 $941,880 Multi-Use Stanley Building 2-20 South Stolp Aurora IL 2020 $9,718,161 Housing Avenue Block & Kuhl Building 5 East Galena Aurora IL 2020 $14,577,242 Housing Boulevard International 251 South River Street Aurora IL 2019 $3,700,000 Commercial Harvester/Company 251 St. Charles Hospital 400 East New York Aurora IL 2017 $18,325,107 Housing Street The 711 Mortimer Building 711 Mortimer Street Barry IL 2012 $37,863 Office C.U. Williams Building 207-209 E. Washington Bloomington IL 2012 $780,465 Multi-Use Street Brown & Evans Building 101 &103 W. Jefferson Bloomington IL 2008 $2,879,502 Multi-Use Complex Street, 306 North Main Street State Farm Old Home Office 112 E. Washington Bloomington IL 2004 $12,535,065 Commercial Bldg. Street Belle Plumb Building 317 N. Center Street Bloomington IL 2003 $175,000 Multi-Use No project name 415 N. Center Street Bloomington IL $167,887 Not Reported Thomas W. Halliday House 2606 Washington Cairo IL 2004 $45,000 Housing Avenue Inman Hotel 17 East University Champaign IL 2013 $5,261,029 Housing Avenue Hartman Building 30 East Adams Street Chicago IL 2020 $39,172,824 Housing Woodwork Corporation of 1414-1416 West 21st Chicago IL 2020 $11,500,500 Housing America Building Street Julia C. Lathrop Homes - 2000 West Diversey Chicago IL 2020 $116,960,846 Multi-Use North Campus Parkway Wrigley Field 1060 West Addison Chicago IL 2020 $584,576,987 Other Street Miriam Apartments 4707 North Malden Chicago IL 2020 $12,235,188 Housing Street No project name 333 North Michigan Chicago IL 2020 $44,890,128 Multi-Use Avenue West Pullman Elementary 11941 South Parnell Chicago IL 2020 $17,760,120 Housing School Avenue Pullman Block Houses 11127-29 South Chicago IL 2020 $6,000,000 Housing Langley Avenue & 704- 706 East 112th Street Shoreline Apartments 2231 East 67th Street Chicago IL 2020 $20,270,000 Housing Project Name Address City State Year Qualified Project Use Expenditures Woodwork Corporation of 2013-2015 South Laflin Chicago IL 2020 $900,000 Other America Building Street London Guarantee Building 360 North Michigan Chicago IL 2020 $83,000,000 Hotel Avenue Insurance Center Building 330 South Wells Street Chicago IL 2020 $29,115,814 Housing Marshall Hotel 1232 North LaSalle Chicago IL 2019 $12,312,532 Housing Drive No project name 11345 S. Langley Chicago IL 2019 $150,000 Housing Avenue Villa Historic Apartments 3948-52 West Chicago IL 2019 $30,589 Housing Residential Waveland Avenue No project name 10416 S. Maryland Chicago IL 2018 $31,750 Housing Avenue Old Colony Building 407 South Dearborn Chicago IL 2018 $41,450,560 Housing Street Sears, Roebuck & Company 3301 West Arthington Chicago IL 2018 $47,648,903 Housing Merchandise Development Street & Laboratory (MDL) Building Illinois Automobile Club 2400 South Michigan Chicago IL 2018 $7,120,455 Other Avenue Cadillac Motor Car Company 2412 South Michigan Chicago IL 2018 $1,563,027 Other Showroom Avenue Plymouth Building 417 South Dearborn Chicago IL 2018 $8,934,717 Housing Street No project name 11442 S. St. Lawrence Chicago IL 2018 $91,635 Housing Avenue Carling Hotel 1512 North Lasalle Chicago IL 2018 $12,928,554 Housing Drive Davis Theater 4616-4630 North Chicago IL 2018 $5,004,587 Commercial Lincoln Avenue No project name 1819 North Humboldt Chicago IL 2018 $3,972,219 Housing Boulevard Lawrence Hotel 1020 West Lawrence Chicago IL 2018 $21,768,821 Housing Avenue Otis Elevator Company 1435 West 15th Street Chicago IL 2017 $14,995,000 Housing Factory Building No project name 11341 S. Champlain Chicago IL 2017 $51,080 Housing Avenue Hollander Fireproof 1616 North Milwaukee Chicago IL 2017 $13,495,962 Hotel Warehouses Building Avenue North West Tower 1600 North Milwaukee Chicago IL 2017 $24,828,443 Hotel Avenue Marshall Field Garden 1450 North Sedgwick Chicago IL 2017 $87,694,085 Multi-Use Apartments Street and 1365 North Hudson Avenue Rosenwald Courts 4600 South Michigan Chicago IL 2017 $110,523,825 Housing Avenue New York Life Building 37-43 S. Lasalle Street Chicago IL 2017 $80,300,000 Multi-Use Project Name Address City State Year Qualified Project Use Expenditures Schoenhofen Brewing Co. 530 West 18th Street Chicago IL 2017 $1,397,000 Commercial Administration Building Hotel Strand 6315 S. Cottage Grove Chicago IL 2016 $16,962,729 Multi-Use Avenue Lumber Exchange Building 11 South Lasalle Street Chicago IL 2016 $21,600,000 Office and Tower Addition Villa Historic Apartments 3948-52 W Waveland Chicago IL 2016 $12,851 Housing Residential Ave Stony Island Trust & Savings 6760 South Stony Chicago IL 2016 $5,225,747 Other Bank Building Island Avenue Chicago Athletic Association 12 S. Michigan Avenue Chicago IL 2016 $120,316,054 Not Building & Annex / 71 E. Madison Street Reported Sears Tower Homan Square 900 S. Homan Ave Chicago IL 2016 $14,034,323 Office No project name 100 West Monroe Chicago IL 2016 $56,600,000 Hotel Brock & Rankin Building 619 South Lasalle Chicago IL 2016 $19,963,091 Housing Street Logan Department Store 2760 N. Milwaukee Chicago IL 2016 $3,950,000 Multi-Use Lofts-Annex 2760 Avenue Logan Department Store 2774 N. Milwaukee Chicago IL 2016 $975,000 Multi-Use Lofts-Annex 2774 Avenue Goldblatt Bros. Department 4700 South Ashland Chicago IL 2015 $24,970,262 Not Store Avenue Reported No project name 2337 South Michigan Chicago IL 2015 $1,784,031 Commercial Avenue Old Dearborn Bank Building 203 North Wabash Chicago IL 2015 $78,928,526 Multi-Use Avenue The Chicago Motor Club 66-68 East Wacker Chicago IL 2015 $25,309,297 Hotel Building Place No project name 518 W. Fullerton Chicago IL 2015 $857,986 Housing No project name 3153 N. Hudson Chicago IL 2015 $516,800 Not Reported Passionist Fathers 5700 North Harlem Chicago IL 2015 $8,338,971 Housing Monastery Avenue Somerset Hotel 5009 Sheridan Road Chicago IL 2015 $20,063,000 Housing Gibbons Building 18-22 East Jackson Chicago IL 2014 $17,141,168 Housing Boulevard Steger Building 24-32 East Jackson Chicago IL 2014 $30,627,075 Housing Boulevard Carson Pirie Scott & 36-44 S. Wabash & 10- Chicago IL 2014 $71,821,132 Office Company 64 E. Monroe Thomas Church Building 30 S. Wabash Avenue Chicago IL 2014 $16,495,100 Office Atwater Building 26-28 S. Wabash Chicago IL 2014 $5,910,811 Other Avenue Haskell / Barker Building 18-24 S. Wabash Chicago IL 2014 $11,739,491 Multi-Use Avenue Carson Pirie Scott & 1-37 S. State Street Chicago IL 2014 $104,570,294 Multi-Use Company Building Project Name Address City State Year Qualified Project Use Expenditures Union Park Hotel (Viceroy 1519-1521 W. Warren Chicago IL 2014 $16,550,010 Multi-Use Hotel) Boulevard Old Republic Building 307 North Michigan Chicago IL 2014 $17,345,000 Commercial (Formerly Bell Building) Avenue Inland Steel Building 30 West Monroe Street Chicago IL 2014 $40,000,000 Office Wrigley Building 400-410 North Chicago IL 2014 $66,075,000 Multi-Use Michigan Street Shoreland Hotel 5454 S. Shore Drive Chicago IL 2014 $51,380,745 Housing Pullman - Packard Auto 901 East 104th Street Chicago IL 2014 $16,434,839 Housing Body Plant Belair Hotel 424 West Diversey Chicago IL 2014 $8,000,000 Housing Parkway Logan Department Store 2778 (2776-92) North Chicago IL 2014 $4,100,000 Multi-Use Lofts Milwaukee Ave & 2745-59 Kimball Ave No project name 1704-1716 North Chicago IL 2014 $7,218,171 Housing Humboldt Boulevard No project name 4536-4540 N. Magnolia Chicago IL 2014 $3,323,839 Housing Avenue Sutherland Hotel 4659 South Drexel Chicago IL 2013 $12,660,000 Housing Boulevard Creamery Package 1245 W. Washington Chicago IL 2013 $4,602,555 Office Manufacturing Company Boulevard Building Vesta Accumulator 2100 South Indiana Chicago IL 2013 $7,600,000 Housing Company Building Ave IBM Building (330 North 330 N. Wabash Avenue Chicago IL 2013 $162,000,000 Multi-Use Wabash Avenue) No project name 1472 N. Milwaukee Chicago IL 2013 $950,000 Multi-Use Avenue Steuben Club Building / 188 West Randolph Chicago IL 2013 $142,731,000 Multi-Use Randolph Tower Street Vassar Swiss Underwear 2545 W. Diversey Chicago IL 2013 $51,090,859 Multi-Use Company Building Avenue Villa Apartments 3948-52 W. Waveland Chicago IL 2013 $16,694 Housing Avenue 2800-08 North Milwaukee 2800-08 North Chicago IL 2012 $12,812,887 Multi-Use Avenue; 3400-3414 West Milwaukee Avenue; Diversey 3400-3414 West Diversey Thalia Hall 1215-25 W.
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