BUSINESSJun 9 · 12:22 UTCBLOCK CLUB CHICAGOAtavia Reed

$23 Million Housing Development With Retail Coming To Long-Vacant Auburn Gresham Corner

GonSosa Development will redevelop a long-vacant 0.84-acre city-owned site in Auburn Gresham into a $23 million mixed-use project featuring 46 mixed-income apartments, 12,000 square feet of retail, and outdoor parking. The city plans to sell the land for $110,000 and provide up to $5.25 million in grant funding to support the development adjacent to the Gresham Metra station.

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GonSosa DevelopmentorganizationAuburn GreshamplaceCiere BoatrightpersonDepartment of Planning and DevelopmentorganizationGresham Metra stationplaceRonnie MosleypersonRaising Cane’sorganization

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