Evanston aldermen are again scheduled to vote tonight on a proposal advocates say would increase the supply of affordable housing by letting owners of coach houses rent them to people who aren't members of their own family.
Evanston's Plan Commission Wednesday night recommended that the City Council approve a five-story, 26-unit rental development at Chicago Avenue and Howard Street.
Evanston's Zoning Board of Appeals Tuesday night approved plans for an apartment development on Central Street after neighbors who had opposed initial plans for the project said they favored a revised proposal.
Construction is getting underway for a nine-story building at 811 Emerson St. in Evanston, with the developers anticipating occupancy of the 241 units will begin in summer 2019 with pre-leasing to start this fall.
Developers of the planned Highlands on Central have sliced two units from the apartment complex after the project was rejected in February by Evanston's Zoning Board of Appeals.
Plans for a proposed five-story, 26-unit apartment development at the corner of Chicago Avenue and Howard Street were approved by Evanston’s Design and Project Review Committee Wednesday.
A city staff committee Wednesday approved minor changes to plans for a three-story, 16-unit affordable housing building at Dempster Street and Pitner Avenue in Evanston.
Plans for a proposed five-story, 26-unit apartment development with a garden center on its ground floor go before the Evanston's Design and Project Review Committee on Wednesday.
