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Chicago · building permits · 2011-W49

New construction permits in Chicago — week of December 5, 2011

Every matching building permit the City of Chicago issued from 2011-12-05 to 2011-12-11, 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

$7,162,201

where the permit reports one

Permits reporting a cost

18

Measured 2026-08-06 · City of Chicago dataset ydr8-5enu

Chicago construction permits issued 2011-12-05 to 2011-12-11
IssuedAddressPermit typeReported costSource
2011-12-091619 N WASHTENAW AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$790,000100421546
2011-12-091618 N TALMAN AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$790,000100421551
2011-12-09345 E WACKER DRPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$99,000100417772
2011-12-081429 W WOLFRAM STPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$450,000100411480
2011-12-081731 W FLETCHER STPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$269,000100420299
2011-12-081468 W CULLOM AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$175,000100417178
2011-12-0811959 S UNION AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$100,000100379550
2011-12-082125 W OHIO STPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$15,000100405514
2011-12-08153 E 110TH STPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$15,000100395152
2011-12-074558 S CICERO AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$750,000100398396
2011-12-071729 W FLETCHER STPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$267,200100420295
2011-12-063360 N WESTERN AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$1,300,000100401909
2011-12-063204 W IRVING PARK RDPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$1,250,000100403951
2011-12-061925 N FRANCISCO AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$225,000100415913
2011-12-064620 S DAMEN AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$192,000100407119
2011-12-0610330 S WOODLAWN AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$125,000100405386
2011-12-053319 N CLAREMONT AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$350,000100417645
2011-12-05515 N CLARK STPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$1100420797
Fetched 2026-08-06 · City of Chicago dataset ydr8-5enu · records as issued by the City

Permit Signal

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