City In Review: Chicago

Avalon Park · 2024-10

Avalon Park adds 17 new businesses, including four restaurants

Seventeen new businesses opened in Avalon Park in October, nearly triple September's count. Among them: That's A Burger, Nita's Gumbo, JJ Fish & Chicken, and The Retro Grill. A children's services facility called Project Org. & Design Studio also started up. Permit activity dropped by half to 10, though their combined value rose slightly to $315,000. Most were express permits. Crime climbed to 97 incidents from 81, with violent offenses up from 29 to 38. On the 311 side, requests fell 19 percent. Garbage cart maintenance led with 30 calls, followed by tree debris cleanup and abandoned vehicle complaints.

By the numbers

Building permits10
Declared construction value$315,033
New business licenses17
Business closings (proxy)0
311 service requests317
Reported crimes97
Violent crimes38
Failed food inspections1

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