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edgewater historic bryn mawr avenue landmark status
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- Chicago Department of Planning and Development seeks preliminary landmark status for three-block stretch of Bryn Mawr Avenue in Edgewater.
- 15 buildings constructed between 1897 and 1929 are included, such as Belle Shore Apartments and Edgewater Beach Apartments.
- Bryn Mawr has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1995.
- City Council approval would make buildings eligible for property tax incentives for renovation.
- Commission on Chicago Landmarks will consider permanent landmark designation for former Chicago Daily News Building, set for $70 million renovation.