3012 W 63Rd Chicago

The 16-unit residential building at 3012 W 63rd Street in Chicago Lawn, owned by Louis A Cano and constructed in 1927, has a concerning record of unresolved building code violations, with multiple open cases as recently as September 2025 and at least six open violations from April and August 2024-2025 periods. The property has generated 27 building violations and 14 service requests through the city's 311 system over the past seven years, which are relatively fewer than the owner's total numbers showing 273 building violations and 661 service requests across 30 parcels, though these owner totals could include other properties beyond the 63rd Street address. Recent 311 service requests from 2025 include various issues such as sanitation violations, plumbing violations, building violations, and graffiti removal, all of which have been closed, indicating either resolution or their temporary nature. The building's historical records from 1996 and 1998 show two asbestos-related work orders, though no recent environmental complaints have been logged. While the building's age and location are typical for the neighborhood, the significant number of open violations and the pattern of building and sanitation issues could impact resident experience and safety, though it's worth noting that some violations may be due to the city's routine inspection processes rather than immediate safety concerns.