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  1. Mayor Brandon Johnson announced job creation linked to industry flourishing along the Chicago River in Lincoln Park.

$3 Billion Foundry Park Redevelopment Breaks Ground in Chicago's Lincoln Park

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 22
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JDL Development and Kayne Anderson Real Estate began construction on the 31-acre former A. Finkl & Sons Steel property in Lincoln Park, launching the $3 billion Foundry Park redevelopment. Mayor Brandon Johnson attended the ceremony, noting the project is expected to support at least 2,500 permanent jobs. The master plan includes up to 3,737 residential units, 970,000 sq ft of commercial space, and over 10 acres of parks. The Chicago City Council had previously approved a $201.6 million Tax Increment Financing subsidy for the project.

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Why it matters

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The redevelopment is projected to generate about $1 billion in citywide property taxes by 2056 and contribute roughly $70 million annually by 2043. This large-scale investment in Lincoln Park is linked to job creation and significant commercial and residential growth in Chicago.

Mayor Brandon Johnson has previously announced job creation linked to industry growth along the Chicago River in Lincoln Park.

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Who's involved

  • Brandon JohnsonMayor of Chicago, who attended the groundbreaking ceremony
  • Lincoln ParkNeighborhood where the $3 billion redevelopment project is located
  • ChicagoCity where the Foundry Park redevelopment is taking place
  • city councilLegislative body that approved the $201.6 million Tax Increment Financing subsidy

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • City of ChicagoSpeculative

    The City of Chicago could see its revenue increase due to the projected $1 billion in property taxes.

  • Chicago Public SchoolsSpeculative

    Increased residential units could strain local school capacity and funding needs.

  • Chicago Teachers UnionSpeculative

    Increased population density might put pressure on local school resources and funding.

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