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Residential Life on Chicago’s Goose Island Could Become Reality Over Next Decade

Onni Group Looks To Build 2,650 Units on Industrial Land Circled by River
Onni Group's sweeping proposal for Goose Island includes four apartment buildings of various stories. (Onni Group)
Onni Group's sweeping proposal for Goose Island includes four apartment buildings of various stories. (Onni Group)
By Jennifer Waters
CoStar News
April 19, 2021 | 9:36 P.M.

A massive mixed-use project that could bring residential life to Chicago’s Goose Island, an industrial area surrounded by the Chicago River nicknamed “Little Hell” in the 1800s for gas flames that shot skyward, calls for 2,650 residential units in four gleaming towers.

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