Construction at Former Jewel Property Could Begin in Early 2013
Developers under contract for the vacant Jewel-Osco property in downtown Wheaton plan to build a medical office building.
Developers under contract for the former Jewel-Osco property in downtown Wheaton hope to begin construction on a medical office building early next year. Last week, developer Marty Burke said during the Downtown Wheaton Association's second annual Broker's Walk that the development will be a "beautiful" three-story, 40,000-square-foot medical office building, and he hopes to start construction sometime in February or March. Wheaton Director of Economic Development Jim Kozik said the developer is currently under contract with the seller and performing due diligence on the deal. Wheaton Mayor Mike Gresk said at his annual State of the City address in January that the neighboring Hubble project may have influenced movement in downtown Wheaton…
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