Site work, paving, new construction and renovation of a mixed-use development in Chicago, Illinois. Conceptual plans call for site work for a sidewalk / parking lot; for paving for a sidewalk / parking lot; for the construction of a municipal facility; for the renovation of a municipal facility; transportation facility; and transportation facility.

As of March 3, 2025, the Chicago Plan Commission adopted the plan. Construction expected to start Summer 2025. Chicago State University has shown its hand on a promise to redevelop part of its campus and the surrounding region. The South Side university unveiled its new economic development plan reimagining the half-mile stretch of 95th Street between Martin Luther King Drive and Cottage Grove Avenue -- one with no official funds to back up a $250 million price tag. The plan is a collaboration between CSU and the Department of Planning & Development to create an inclusive, place-based vision for 95th Street. The economic plan centers investment into the commercial corridor that will impact the surrounding communities using the South Side institution as an anchor development to guide future investment. Four potential development sites were detailed, including multistory mixed-use buildings, three on the CSU campus and one on a vacant 7,000-square-foot lot on the corridor's north side. The plan calls for the development of 35,000-45,000 square feet of commercial space for academic and retail use, as well as student and family housing. The project is estimated to cost $250 million, but no funds have been secured for the project as of yet. The Planning & Development Department and CSU established a memorandum of understanding agreement in 2020. The vision for the sites also includes access to green spaces and a coffee shop that connects from a school bookstore. A draft of the 95th Street Corridor Plan was released for public review in November 2024. The document is scheduled to be presented to the Chicago Plan Commission for adoption February 20, 2025.