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Chicago Urban New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects Chicago Urban New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 1Q19 28 165 167 ID PROPERTY UNITS 11 Eleven33 263 51 27 2102 North Natchez Avenue 84 Total Lease Up 347 166 28 Lake Cook Road 240 83 37 Albion at Oak Park, The 265 43 8000 North 153 85 84 51 Elaine, The 304 43 Total Under Construction 962 169 87 170 83 Glenview Active Living 169 207 88 84 8110 Lincoln Avenue 100 86 172 85 8700 Apartments 184 171 177 86 Jefferson Place 114 87 Niles Horizon Senior Living 72 27 88 Veteran`s Circle 75 89 89 North Avenue Sears 152 37 Redevelopment 178 Montclare Veterans Village of 11 99 Roseland 78 179 Total Planned 944 196 165 1085 Lake Cook 212 166 1850 Glenview Road 72 198 167 Northbrook Court Redevelopment 300 197 169 100 Euclid Avenue 91 170 Purple Hotel Redevelopment 300 171 Six Corners 265 172 Six Corners Sears Redevelopment 550 177 Sabatino Building Redevelopment 100 178 Lake Street and Park Avenue 100 179 Oak Park Residential 256 196 Storkline Factory Redevelopment 148 99 197 Cicero Senior Lofts 62 198 LeClaire Revitalization 183 200 Whistler Crossing Phase II & III 250 207 8535 West Higgins 297 200 Total Prospective 3,186 5 mi Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Chicago Urban New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 1Q19 168 53 100 119 ID PROPERTY UNITS 121 29 Albion Evanston 273 53 Link, The 242 120 62 62 1555 Oak Avenue 80 Total Under Construction 595 100 Avidor Evanston 169 Total Planned 169 119 1700 Sherman Avenue 152 120 601 Davis Street 318 121 Legacy, The 240 29 168 1900 Sherman Avenue 80 Total Prospective 790 200 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Chicago Urban New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 1Q19 63 ID PROPERTY UNITS 4 Fields, The 123 5 1323 West Morse 50 7 District @ Sheridan, The 80 10 Windale Redevelopment, The 81 18 Eight Eleven Uptown 373 5 20 Lathrop Homes Redevelopment 413 25 Wave Lakeview 207 Total Lease Up 1,327 59 52 40 6145 North Broadway 105 41 4906 North Clark Street 54 40 46 975 West Wilson 149 10 Edgewater Medical Center 49 Redevelopment 141 52 Arcade, The 58 49 7 59 Concord at Sheridan 111 60 Draper, The 342 201 63 7645 North Sheridan Road 78 Renovation 202 122 64 450 West Belmont 80 60 65 Eagles Building Redevelopment 134 41 Total Under Construction 1,252 101 73 103 125 72 1801 West Grace Street 62 46 123 73 1825 West Lawrence Avenue 166 18 101 1900 West Lawrence Avenue 59 124 Lathrop Homes Redevelopment 102 Phase II 619 103 4601 North Broadway 197 105 104 104 3921 North Sheridan 120 65 105 Dakin Street & Sheridan Road 54 72 Total Planned 1,277 122 Park Edgewater 365 126 123 1030 West Sunnyside Avenue 144 64 25 128 124 Montrose Phase II, The 160 129 Lincoln Park Plaza Phase II 57 127 125 Wilson Red Line Development 110 174 2747 North Milwaukee 60 126 3300 North Clark Street 140 201 Overture 174 102 4 20 129 127 Ashland Avenue 79 202 Draper Phase II, The 368 174 128 Bel Ray Redevelopment 136 Total Prospective 1,793 2000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Chicago Urban New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 1Q19 175 48 173 3 111 90 131 176 55 57 208 ID PROPERTY UNITS 3 Lincoln Common, The 538 Total Lease Up 538 48 Logan's Crossing 220 55 2065 North Southport Avenue 56 183 114 57 2701 West Armitage 59 Total Under Construction 335 112 90 Triangle Square 370 182 111 2835 West Belden 100 112 1624 West Division Street 121 114 Von Humboldt Teachers Square 87 Total Planned 678 131 Webster Place 100 173 2418 North Milwaukee Avenue 100 175 City Lit Redevelopment 150 176 Lincoln Yards 5,000 180 2404 West Grand 78 182 Division& Western Seniors 116 North Damen Avenue & West 180 183 Schiller Street 50 208 Western Avenue 127 Total Prospective 5,721 1000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Chicago Urban New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 1Q19 Atrium Village Redevelopment ID PROPERTY UNITS 203 Phase III - V 667 6 Old Town Park 405 204 Cabrini - Green Redevelopment 2,400 74 8 Apartments 65 Lakes 58 205 Sedgwick Street 105 12 1435 Wells 50 Total Prospective 12,238 16 Ardus, The 149 130 17 1325 North Wells 60 24 Northland, The 60 106 30 24 Total Lease Up 782 56 30 North Avenue & Larrabee Street 293 142 132 Atrium Village Redevelopment 31 Phase II 428 12 33 734 North Milwaukee Avenue 226 56 301 West North Avenue 69 107 205 Total Under Construction 1,016 8 17 74 Kennelly Square 268 75 110 East Delaware 68 76 1201 North Clark 98 133 77 Oak Street & Larrabee Street 104 76 78 One Chicago Square 795 31 6 91 700 West Chicago 330 145 106 North Avenue 92 203 Clybourn Avenue & Larrabee 107 Street 480 113 716 North Aberdeen 188 77 144 Total Planned 2,423 75 130 1728 North Clybourn 68 143 132 1535 North Dayton 197 204 133 236 West Division Street 50 135 365 West Morningside 200 91 139 140 139 808 North Wells 279 141 184 140 Bush Temple Phase II 129 78 141 Cleveland + Chicago Residential 200 142 Fremont Square 500 181 113 33 143 Greyhound Maintenance Center 1,000 135 16 144 Morningside North Redevelopment 256 145 Parkside Old Town 190 181 777 West Chicago Avenue 5,900 184 West Chicago Avenue & North 97 Milwaukee Avenue 500 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Chicago Urban New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 1Q19 192 97 ID PROPERTY UNITS 190 9 727 West Madison 492 13 Millennium on LaSalle 210 68 94 21 33 South Aberdeen 50 70 209 23 Aberdeen Monroe Place 70 189 Total Lease Up 822 35 Milieu 275 38 Union West 358 45 Duncan, The 260 38 58 128 South Laflin Street 52 117 68 165 North Aberdeen 75 70 West Lake Street & North Ada 263 Street 9 Total Under Construction 1,283 116 93 1061 West Van Buren 298 21 193 94 170 North Green Street 314 23 97 Lake Street Lofts Phase II 81 115 1220 W. Jackson Blvd 166 45 58 116 H2O 586 117 Warren 75 Total Planned 1,520 35 185 1050 W Van Buren 201 115 186 1125 W Van Buren 200 187 419 South Peoria Street 90 189 900 West 260 185 190 Lake Street & Sangamon Street 81 192 Sangamon Street 170 186 93 Sangamonroe Multi Residential 187 193 Development 193 209 166 North Aberdeen 235 Total Prospective 1,430 200 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Chicago Urban New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 1Q19 ID PROPERTY UNITS 1 Century Tower 292 14 820 South Michigan 150 134 137 15 Essex on the Park 479 138 39 19 Cooper, The 452 136 26 Wells Place 84 92 Total Lease Up 1,457 96 146 32 Alta Grand Central 173 47 39 Tribune Tower Redevelopment 439 149 154 47 Wolf Point East 698 1 54 1925 Hartman Building 176 Redevelopment 147 155 Total Under Construction 1,486 150 79 Printer`s Row Tower 349 80 River City 449 92 Canal Street Tower 228 95 315 South Jefferson 69 96 352 North Union 373 Total Planned 1,468 13 134 353 West Grand 354 54 136 400 Lake Shore Drive 550 148 137 435 North Michigan Avenue 439 194 138 55 West Illinois Street 100 146 Wolf Point South 200 95 147 171 North Wabash 60 148 202 South State Street 429 149 300 North Michigan Avenue 100 150 50 East Randolph Street 280 151 600 South Clark 202 157 32 151 152 731 South Plymouth Court 343 153 153 Alta Grand Central Phase II 173 79 154 East Lower Wacker & North Lake 525 152 Shore Drive 19 156 155 North Harbor Drive 1,700 188 15 156 Polk Dearborn Development 60 80 26 157 Southbank 2,248 14 188 557 West Polk 110 194 Union Station Residences 400 Total Prospective 8,273 500 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Chicago Urban New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 1Q19 71 34 191 69 210 98 118 22 ID PROPERTY UNITS 44 22 X Chicago 99 Total Lease Up 99 211 34 IMD Gateway 230 44 Common Addams 59 69 Roosevelt Square Redevelopment 73 Cook County Hospital 71 Rehabilitation 320 195 Total Under Construction 682 98 Ogden Commons Phase II 221 212 118 Ogden Commons 111 Total Planned 332 191 Medical District Phase II 254 195 Renaissance Village 448 Roosevelt Square Redevelopment 210 Phase II 3,323 211 ParkWorks 500 212 Punta Lacuna 208 Total Prospective 4,733 1000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Chicago Urban New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 1Q19 2 160 159 81 66 ID PROPERTY UNITS 2 NEMA Chicago 800 Total Lease Up 800 36 45-59 East 14th Street 199 36 50 1419 South Wabash Avenue 62 108 66 Paragon, The 500 Total Under Construction 761 81 78, The 10,000 108 1408 South Wabash 296 50 Total Planned 10,296 159 One Grant Park Phase II 648 160 One Grant Park Phase III 100 Total Prospective 748 200 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Chicago Urban New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 1Q19 158 109 161 82 110 ID PROPERTY UNITS 42 1600 East 53rd Street 246 61 KLEO Art Residences 58 163 67 Shoreline Building Redevelopment 100 162 42 Total Under Construction 404 206 61 33rd Street & South Michigan 82 Avenue 102 109 Southbridge 867 110 4400 grove 164 Total Planned 1,133 164 158 2109 South Wabash
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