Anthony Quezada
Coverage of Anthony Quezada in the Nexus archive.
- Construction Begins On Logan Square’s Megamall Plaza
Construction has begun on Logan Square’s Megamall Plaza, a public space featuring seating, green areas, and a play area, following the displacement of a homeless encampment. The project, delayed by pre-construction fencing and utility work, aims to boost local economic development and community gatherings. City officials and Ald. Anthony Quezada have collaborated with homeless residents to connect them with services.
- Warehouse Planned For Avondale’s Western Avenue Approved Despite Neighbor Pushback
City officials approved a 200,000-square-foot warehouse in Avondale’s Western Avenue despite opposition from neighbors and local officials over traffic and safety concerns. The project, which required no zoning change, was permitted after three years of review, with residents and the 35th Ward office advocating for traffic improvements at the nearby intersection.
- Grace’s Furniture Building Developers Get $3 Million To Revive Logan Square Gym Plan
A $3 million city grant revives a plan to redevelop the historic Grace’s Furniture building in Logan Square into a mixed-use project anchored by the Logan Square Athletic Club. The project includes restoring the building’s vintage sign, creating local jobs, and providing affordable gym access, with support from Ald. Anthony Quezada and neighborhood groups.