M&R Development Reveals Renderings For Addison & Clark Residences

Addison & Clark, Chicago
Courtesy of SCB, M&R Development
A Rendering Of The Rooftop Deck At M&R Development's Addison & Clark.

Addison & Clark, the mixed-use redevelopment from M&R Development and Bucksbaum Retail Properties across from Wrigley Field, is months from completion but M&R delivered its opening pitch for the project's multifamily component Thursday. M&R released renderings of the interiors and amenities for The Residences at Addison & Clark.

The foundation of the project's amenities package is the 150K SF of retail being developed by Bucksbaum. Addison & Clark's retail component will include a 10-screen CMX Cinemas multiplex, a 30K SF Lucky Strike Lanes, a Shake Shack and a 10K SF Harley-Davidson showroom. Residential amenities include a fifth-floor rooftop deck with a pool, a hot tub, a dog run, a fire pit and grilling stations along the Clark Street side of the development.

Other amenities include a business/conference center with a private conference room; high-speed WiFi throughout the building; and a 24/7 mail/package system provided by Luxer One, which will be used by delivery services to send text or email notifications of package deliveries.

The Residences at Addison & Clark, Chicago
Courtesy of SCB, M&R Development
A rendering of a two-bedroom apartment at The Residences at Addison & Clark.

The Residences at Addison & Clark will include a mix of convertible, one- and two-bedroom units. M&R is building 146 apartments. Pre-leasing will begin in June and the first residents are expected to move in in August.

Addison & Clark is one of three major developments surrounding Wrigley Field, along with The Park at Wrigley and The Hotel Zachary, which is opening in time for the Cubs home opener on April 9.

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