Initial Zoning Approved For 2600 N Clark Street In Lincoln Park
The Chicago Zoning Committee has approved a seven-story mixed-use building at 2600 N Clark Street in Lincoln Park, moving a stepped, corner-sensitive residential project one step closer to construction.
A mixed-use development planned for 2600 N Clark Street in Lincoln Park has cleared its initial zoning hurdle, with the Chicago Zoning Committee signing off on the proposal. The seven-story, roughly 80-foot building would replace a run of vacant single-story commercial space on a corner site at Wrightwood Avenue.
Designed with a stepped form that responds to the street's angled corner, the building pairs a flexible ground-floor commercial space, a generous bike room, and a small rear parking garage with 66 homes above — a mix of studios and one- and two-bedroom units, including 14 on-site affordable apartments. The project still requires final City Council approval before permitting.
Projects like this reflect the kind of careful, context-driven infill Encore values: adding density and housing while responding thoughtfully to the character of an established neighborhood.
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