Two-Buck Chuck, Plus Two More Projects

Englewood, a retail construction firm, has started building a Trader Joe's at 667 W. Diversey (pictured). The 15k SF store will be topped with a two-story parking deck and was designed by Trader Joe's in-house architect Jeffrey Taylor. The store is scheduled to open in April. It's also working on a 7k SF Advanced Auto Parts at 696 Roosevelt in Glen Ellyn and a Destination Maternity in Orland Park Mall that will include a relaxation area and juice bar. Englewood's Bill DiSanto says the increased activity means signs of life for retail wiggled a toe in Q4.

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