KOVA SIGNALS

Chicago · building permits · 2011-W14

New construction permits in Chicago — week of April 4, 2011

Every matching building permit the City of Chicago issued from 2011-04-04 to 2011-04-10, read from the City’s own dataset ydr8-5enu and re-read daily. Filter: City permit type “PERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION”.

construction permits issued this week

18

Combined reported cost

$37,657,600

where the permit reports one

Permits reporting a cost

18

Measured 2026-08-07 · City of Chicago dataset ydr8-5enu

Chicago construction permits issued 2011-04-04 to 2011-04-10
IssuedAddressPermit typeReported costSource
2011-04-0811601 W TOUHY AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$25,000,000100388877
2011-04-083738 N WAYNE AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$600,000100370608
2011-04-084224 N BERNARD STPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$335,500100385610
2011-04-081906 W NELSON STPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$300,000100383378
2011-04-081448 N CAMPBELL AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$295,100100381467
2011-04-083146 W WALLEN AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$110,000100385297
2011-04-085739 N CLARK STPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$2,000100388151
2011-04-072230 N WAYNE AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$1,410,000100367087
2011-04-075744 N BROADWAYPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$1,350,000100377777
2011-04-074118 N MOZART STPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$250,000100382986
2011-04-071703 N HOYNE AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$150,000100300650
2011-04-071114 W WELLINGTON AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$40,000100356412
2011-04-075020 S CORNELL AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$5,000100384965
2011-04-06534 W 44TH PLPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$140,000100385764
2011-04-063608 S ROCKWELL STPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$140,000100385763
2011-04-058331 S STEWART AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$7,200,000100388325
2011-04-047634 W BALMORAL AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$300,000100382085
2011-04-04419 W WELLINGTON AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$30,000100382126
Fetched 2026-08-07 · City of Chicago dataset ydr8-5enu · records as issued by the City

Permit Signal

This page is one trade, one week, published for anyone. Subscribers get their trade’s permits the morning each one becomes public — connected, with the contractor attached.