Developments & Projects

4 N Douglas Apartments is a proposed 5-story multi-family building with 64 luxury apartments. The site is 0.7 miles away from Downtown Arlington Heights, adjacent to Mariano's Fresh Market.

Status (2023): Proposed

The Eastman development is a proposed 7-story mixed-use building with 150 residential units and a planned restaurant space on the first floor.

Status (2023): Proposed

Arlington 425 is a mixed-use project at a vacant 2.9-acre site located at the southwest corner of Campbell Street and Highland Avenue. As approved, the project consists of up to 479 parking stalls and two multi-family apartment buildings with a combined total of 319 residential units and approximately 7,500 square feet of commercial space.

In March, 2021, a revised-down version of the Arlington 425 development project, a residential and commercial mixed-use development planned for the Downtown is to be discussed by the Design Commission and Plan Commission. This proposed development by CCH LLC is planned for the south end of a long vacant parcel in the Downtown bounded by Highland, Campbell and Chestnut. 

Status (2023): Approved; approval of the Final Plat of Consolidation is still outstanding

Revisions made to by the developer to the Arlington 425 include:

• Eliminating the proposed seven-story Highland residential building that included six stories of parking (13 stories) and replacing it with a four or five-story parking garage.
• Changing the Campbell Street building from a nine-story building with182 residential units and commercial space on the first and second floor, to a 10-story building with 26 more residential units proposed in place of the second-floor commercial space and 7,900 square feet of commercial space on the first floor.
• Adding a story to the 54-unit, four-story building facing Chestnut Avenue to a five-story building with 34 additional residential units.

This $150 million development was approved by the Village Board in May 2019 after extensive review. In August 2020 the developer was granted an extension to zoning approvals on the site until June 2021. 

For questions about the project, please email [email protected].

Arlington Downs is a mixed-use project located along Euclid Avenue, just west of Arlington International Racecourse. Plans include an existing 214 unit luxury apartment building, over 500 additional residential units, a 116 room hotel, as well as retail/restaurant/entertainment space.

Status (2023): Zones I & II Complete; Approved and Under Development

Phase I of the Arlington Gateway redevelopment is in the proposal stage. This includes the redevelopment of the southeast corner of Algonquin Rd and Arlington Heights Rd as an 8-story apartment building with approximately 300 units and 25,000 square feet of retail space on the first floor

Status (2023): Initial Planning / Pre-Application

The Arlington Market Development is a mixed use Planned Unit Development located at the northwest corner of Kensington Street and Dryden Avenue. It is comprised of a multi-tenant retail building, a day care, 9 residential townhome buildings, and 54 single-family home sites. The final phase of the development, consisting of the last 17 single-family homes, is currently underway as 14 of 17 homes have been constructed.

Status (2023): Under Construction

Crescent Place Apartments are a new, affordable-housing development at 310 W Rand Road. The development includes new-construction of a four story, multifamily building with approximately 45,000 square feet, containing 40 units, and 80 surface parking spaces. 

Status (2023): Under Construction

- FAQ Updated Sept. 28, 2021
- General Project Narrative 
- Crescent Place Presentation 
- June 23 Plan Commission Staff Report
- Traffic and Parking Study
- Security Plan

Hickory-Kensington Apartments is a five-story mixed-use building with 76 residential units and 3,400 square feet of ground floor commercial space. This project is a key part of the implementation of the Hickory/Kensington Area Plan, which aims to redevelop the area into a walkable modern mixed-use neighborhood.

Status (2023): Under Construction

The Northwest Gateway Center consists of two spec industrial facilities totaling over 500,000 square feet of manufacturing and warehousing space.

Status (2023): Under Construction

The proposed redevelopment of 397 & 401 W Golf Rd is a 3-story, 102,008 square foot self-storage facility. The facility would include 725 storage units and a 1,000 square foot area for retail sales and packing supplies.

Status (2023): Approved

St Viator has preliminarily proposed modifications to their building as well as substantial changes to the athletic fields. Preliminary concepts indicate new fields, grandstand, bleachers and lighting.

Status (2023): Pre-Application

The Southpoint Shopping Center PUD was first approved in 1988. This includes the subject property as well as the multi-tenant retail building attached to the Floor & Décor building, the former Bif Furniture building and the multi-tenant retail spaces attached to the Bif furniture building, and three outlots along the Rand Road frontage. The entire Southpoint Shopping Center is subject to a recently amended Construction, Operation, and Reciprocal Easement Agreement (OEA) that provides for shared access and shared parking between all users within the PUD. Access to the shopping center comes from two full access, signalized intersections with Rand Road, a full access non-signalized intersection with Palatine Road, and a right-in/right-out intersection with Palatine Road. Access within the shopping center is done primarily through an internal ring road that is owned and maintained by the shopping center.

The Southpoint Shopping Center PUD was subdivided in 2019 to create a new out-lot site for future development located along Palatine Road. This newly created out-lot is located in front of the Floor & Décor building at 600 E. Rand Road and it makes up the westernmost portion of the large parking lot directly in front of the Floor and Décor building. The out-lot is 1.23 acres in size and presently developed with approximately 125 parking spaces that are mostly used as overflow parking by the Chili’s and Olive Garden restaurants located to the west.

These out-lots have been approved, and the Chipotle building recently completed construction. Development of the Chipotle building includes construction of 41 parking stalls and development of the future building would add an additional six stalls for a total of 47 stalls.

The second building, at the east of the outlot, is now proposed to house Bibibop Grill. Bibibop Grill is currently undergoing Plan Commission review.

Northwest Community Healthcare (NCH) is proposing construction of a new building within their campus, which would be located on the northern side of the campus and would be home to a Neurological Institute. NCH has under contract a portion of the western parking lot at the St. Simon’s Episcopal Church property, and in combination with the NCH-owned parking lot to the west of that, these areas will be the site of the newly proposed building. At five-stories in height, the facility would include an indoor rehabilitation space, a conference center, stroke triage space, a 24-bed intensive care unit, operating rooms, office and lab areas, and physician clinical areas for pre- and post-surgical consultation. The facility is meant to be a global destination for medical procedures, training, and education. On the northern side of the site abutting Kirchoff Road, a therapeutic garden area has been proposed.

Status (2023): Pre-Application

Full Circle Communities has proposed construction of a three-story Permanent Supportive Housing facility (PSH) to include 25-units. The facility would be built to accommodate individuals with disabilities and would target local veterans with the goal of providing stable housing coupled with supportive services for these residents. A total of 41 parking stalls have been proposed on the property.

Status (2023): Pre-Application / Conceptual Review