Baum Development Wants to Convert Pilsen Warehouse to 111 Apartments

Developers continue to bet people will flock to Pilsen if they build apartments. Baum Development is seeking a zoning change on a vacant warehouse at 931 W 19th St so the group can build 111 apartments and add an extra floor to the five-story building. The 98k SF building used to house a wholesale plumbing fixture business; Baum also wants to build 70 parking spaces on an adjacent parcel and 70 bicycle parking spaces on site, according to DNAInfo. The Pilsen Land Use Committee will review Baum’s proposal in the upcoming weeks. [DNA]

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