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Chicago’s first geothermal, all-electric apartment tower kicks off

Developers secure financing to start work on 383-unit building
A 383-unit apartment building is planned at 410 N. Elizabeth St. in Chicago as part of an eventual two-tower project. (Archeo Design Studio)
A 383-unit apartment building is planned at 410 N. Elizabeth St. in Chicago as part of an eventual two-tower project. (Archeo Design Studio)
CoStar News
July 16, 2026 | 11:21 P.M.

Chicago developers are starting construction of what’s billed as the first geothermal-powered, all-electric apartment high-rise in the city, a 383-unit tower in Fulton Market, after securing construction financing.

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