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$895M Development Project to Break Ground in Chicago’s South Side – Chicago Headlines

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Woodlawn, Chicago, United States, 3rd Mar 2025, – Woodlawn Central, a visionary $895 million mixed-use development at 63rd and Dorchester, is moving forward with a newly announced joint venture for Phase One. Phillip Beckham III and Juan Saldana of P3 Markets have joined the project as development partners, while Bowa Construction, led by Nosa Ehimwenman, has been named construction manager and community partner. 63rd St Metra Station Left to Ri…
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$895M Development Project to Break Ground in Chicago’s South Side – Chicago Headlines

Woodlawn, Chicago, United States, 3rd Mar 2025, – Woodlawn Central, a visionary $895 million mixed-use development at 63rd and Dorchester, is moving forward with a newly announced joint venture for Phase One. Phillip Beckham III and Juan Saldana of P3 Markets have joined the project as development partners, while Bowa Construction, led by Nosa Ehimwenman, has been named construction manager and community partner. 63rd St Metra Station Left to Ri…

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