KOVA SIGNALS

Chicago · building permits · 2010-W36

New construction permits in Chicago — week of September 6, 2010

Every matching building permit the City of Chicago issued from 2010-09-06 to 2010-09-12, 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

$18,916,950

where the permit reports one

Permits reporting a cost

18

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

Chicago construction permits issued 2010-09-06 to 2010-09-12
IssuedAddressPermit typeReported costSource
2010-09-103748 W OGDEN AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$15,600,000100362269
2010-09-102852 N RACINE AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$382,050100349465
2010-09-104032 W GRACE STPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$250,000100343422
2010-09-10352 E MONROE DRPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$20,000100360931
2010-09-103339 W BEACH AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$12,000100351244
2010-09-101310 S WABASH AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$1,000100361997
2010-09-095144 N ALBANY AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$450,000100353875
2010-09-091259 W FOSTER AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$250,000100346703
2010-09-094901 S DR MARTIN L KING JR DRPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$65,000100343478
2010-09-097200 S INGLESIDE AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$25,000100361095
2010-09-096401 S RICHARDS DRPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$25,000100361096
2010-09-09560 W GRAND AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$1,000100361647
2010-09-09337 E RANDOLPH STPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$900100361437
2010-09-085606 W MONTROSE AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$1,450,000100341816
2010-09-0812225 S JUSTINE STPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$300,000100202671
2010-09-081521 N HOYNE AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$60,000100337885
2010-09-084943 N PULASKI RDPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$10,000100343377
2010-09-075515 W ARDMORE AVEPERMIT - NEW CONSTRUCTION$15,000100346928
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.