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Before
Neighborhood before with lots of ugly parking lots
After
Neighborhood after with new buildings and greenspaces
BILLION DOLLAR PRIVATE INVESTMENT
ACRES OF PRIVATE ASSETS WITH MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT
PERSON CAPACITY VENUE FOR ENTERTAINMENT
TRANSIT-ORIENTED AFFORDABLE HOUSING UNITS

Our Commitment

The Continuation of 100 Years of Reinsdorf and Wirtz Family Stewardship on Chicago’s West Side

Our commitment to create space, place and purpose empowering all generations to connect and thrive in Chicago to enhance the cultural and economic fabric of our neighborhood.

The 1901 Project is a long-term, multi-phased development inspired by Chicago’s motto “Urbs in Horto” (City in a Garden).

  • Vibrant Neighborhood & Landscape
  • Collaborative & Inclusive Programming
  • Economic Opportunity

Tapping into 55+ Acres of Private Assets to Bridge Neighborhoods and Create Opportunity

The vision features a more than 10-acre elevated urban design strategy. The public park aims to establish new open space that connects the community to nature, furthering the legacy of iconic public spaces throughout the city and includes a walking path that will celebrate the West Side and Chicago’s rich history of sports and music.

  • 63K Construction Jobs
  • 12K Operational Jobs
  • M/WBE Opportunities

Our Champions

IN THE NEWS

  • CHICAGO TRIBUNE: Big plans for United Center area need a tighter link to the ‘L’

    https://www.chicagotribune.com/2024/07/31/opinion-united-center-development-cta-train-line/ It’s hard to remember a Chicago real estate proposal that made a better first impression than the Wirtz and…

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  • CRAIN’S CHICAGO BUSINESS: How the quantum and United Center projects could spark action in investment-starved neighborhoods

    https://www.chicagobusiness.com/commercial-real-estate/united-center-south-works-quantum-plans-may-fuel-investment For years, Chicago planning officials have labored to kickstart real estate development in disinvested South and West side neighborhoods,…

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