A permit issued Tuesday by the City of Chicago means construction can begin for 2237 Roscoe, a new residential development at 2237 West Roscoe Street in Roscoe Village. The application to build was filed on March 18 of this year, with the five-month wait ending on August 19th. The reported cost of the permit is $5.5 million.

Garner Development of North Park is both the developer and contractor here. They will erect a four-story, six-unit building designed by Raffi Arzoumanian of a+c Architects on the southwest corner of Roscoe Street and Bell Avenue. The for-sale condominiums will be four- and five-bedroom units. While the permit does not specify the number of spaces, a website already created for 2237 Roscoe calls for garage parking at ground level. The developer’s project page and permit information both acknowledge outdoor rooftop space. A rendering of the building shows no balconies facing Bell Avenue or Roscoe Street, but does not include an image of the south and west façades.

Garner developed hopes to have units available for occupation in fall 2026, with prices ranging from $1.5 million to $2.5 million. Visit Chicago Yimby for more!