Current Projects

The Boulevard at Central Station is a 296,419-square-foot, mixed-use development at the southeast corner of South Street and 67th Court. The building is four stories tall, with 29,853 square feet of retail space on the first floor and 165 residential apartment units (99 one-bedroom and 66 two-bedrooms). It sits on three acres of land and is built of a combination of brick, precast stone and Hardie Board Siding. The Boulevard is conveniently located across from the Oak Park Avenue Metra train station and includes a parking lot for building residents, a swimming pool, a fitness gym, bike storage, a lobby, a mail room, a lounge area, a leasing office, a conference room and a property manager’s office.

Project Update [January 2026]: Phase One of the project was constructed by South Street Development and opened in 2021.

Fifth Third is constructing a new 4,800 square foot bank with drive-thru banking on an outlot at the the Tinley Park Plaza shopping center at 16061 S. Harlem Ave. The new bank is in front of the Ross Dress for Less.

GK Development LLC is proposing a 42-acre development on the former Gray Stone Golf Course housing a 142,000-square-foot dome with an additional supplemental dome of 35,000 square feet and a 18,000-square-foot brick-and-mortar support structure housing a potential restaurant and a sports medicine facility. Additional out lots will be marketed for additional retail and restaurant uses.

Project Update [September 2026]: The dome is scheduled to be open in November, and the restaurant is slated to be open in December.

The Magnuson is a multi-family development with 144 units at 19248-19288 Magnuson Lane. The luxury apartment complex, which includes a clubhouse, pool and roof terraces, was approved by the Village Board on Dec. 5, 2017. There will be four residential structures with 36 residential apartment units in each with underground parking.

Project Update [January 2026]: After several delays, the Village is in the process of working with the developer to get the Magnuson project back on track. The developers are going back to value-engineer the building, and the Community Development Department is working with the Tinley Park Fire Marshal to come up with solutions to help developers reduce costs in the building without sacrificing the safety and wellbeing of residents.

The Courtyard Inn includes an 83,722-square-foot, four-story building with 125 guest rooms, a banquet hall, meeting rooms, an exterior patio, a fitness center, an indoor pool, and a lounge with a dining area and bar. The Residence Inn is marketed toward extended-stay guests and includes an 87,875-square-foot, four-story building with 118 guest rooms, a fitness center, a dining room, a meeting room, a lounge room, an indoor pool, an outdoor basketball court, and an exterior patio. In addition, there is a proposed shared stormwater detention pond and existing wetland area on the site.

Project Update [September 2026]: The Residence Inn will open in December 2026. The Courtyard Inn will begin construction summer 2028.

Oak Park Townes includes 31 attached single-family townhomes situated in six buildings. There will be a three-story building with six units facing Oak Park Avenue and, behind it, toward the west, there will be five two-story buildings with five units each. This plan fits well with the nearby townhouses and aligns with the Legacy Plan’s goal of adding more homes near the downtown area. This will also make Oak Park Avenue look more appealing.

Project Update [September 2026]: Masonry work will begin in September 2026.

Oak Ridge will be a new residential subdivision constructed by DR Horton near Ridgeland and Oak Forest avenues at the former Panduit Headquarters property. The project will consist of 81 new detached single-family homes and 162 townhome units. The project will include the development of a three-acre public park in the center and includes sidewalks, walkways and additional open space.

The subdivision includes proximity to Downtown Tinley shops/restaurants, the Metra station, Freedom Pond Park, Cook County Forest Preserve trails and Tinley Park High School. The walkable location makes it an attractive location to many future residents. Single-family homes include an all-brick, first-floor exterior in various ranch and two-story model designs. Townhomes will have two and three bedrooms with an attached garage. The project has received rezoning and a final Planned Unit Development (PUD) approval.

Project Update [June 2026]: The Village has issued two additional house and six additional townhouse (1 building) permits.

The Tinley Park Business Center at Harlem Avenue and Vollmer Road is proposed on 110.94 acres, with approximately 1,262,000 square feet of floor space over two industrial buildings. The development may be completed in as many as three phases. The proposed development is expected to bring additional jobs to the area and property tax revenue to the various taxing districts.

Tru Hotel is a four-story hotel scheduled to start construction in fall 2026. It will be located on White Eagle Drive, directly to south of the new Gas & Wash on 182nd Street and LaGrange Road. The hotel will feature indoor amenities and a contemporary style of architecture with colorful facade treatments.

The Village has contracted with D Construction to install a traffic-calming chicane on 167th Street just east of 76th Avenue, an area where multiple accidents have resulted in property damage to adjacent homes. This work includes installation of the chicane (a center median used to slow down traffic), as well as curb reconfiguration and lane striping modifications. The lane shift will maintain the existing lane widths in both directions but will shift traffic around the center median.

Project Update [September 2026]: The contractor is substantially completed, with only the final landscaping to be completed.

The annual Pavement Management Program (PMP) includes HMA resurfacing, sidewalk and curb removal and replacement.

Project Update [September 2026]: PT Ferro has substantially completed this year's project. PT Ferro resurfaced approximately seven miles of roadway on 31 streets, along with new sidewalk installation on the south side of 179th Street. More information is available on the Public Works page.

The Village’s annual Sidewalk Flatwork and Curb Program addresses any required concrete maintenance. The scope of work consists of removal, replacement, and construction of new concrete sidewalk, curb and gutter, and driveways at various locations throughout the Village as determined by staff. This year's contractor is J&J Newell.

Project Update [September 2026]: J&J Newell completed its first mobilization in the early summer and will return in the fall for the second mobilization.

The Village received a Rebuild Illinois grant to improve the Helipad on 183rd Street. In general, improvements will include pavement reconstruction, lighting, fencing, security, gates, etc. The contractor is Crowne Tank.

Project Update [October 2026]: The Helipad pavement markings have been refreshed to meet IDOT Aeronautics standards. The in-ground pavement lights are all fully operational, but the Village is awaiting the electrical contractor to return to the site to adjust the timing of the brightness component. The fuel hose has been replaced from a 75’ hose to a 100’ hose, and the storage box which houses the fire extinguishers has been replaced and securely bolted to the concrete pad beneath it. Riprap with fabric underlayment has been added around the perimeter of the retaining wall of the fuel tank to prevent weeds from growing and make the mowing process easier. The Village is awaiting the contractor to extend the fence to the east and add an automatic gate opener with a fob and keypad operating system for the west entrance gate.

Hydrant flushing is the quick release of water from fire hydrants. It’s a controlled procedure that is vital to the general maintenance of the Village's water distribution system. It ensures adequate water flow is available to firefighters, residents and businesses. It also helps maintain the Village's water clarity and quality by clearing iron and mineral deposits from the water mains (distribution pipes). The Village begins annual hydrant flushing in mid-September after water restrictions are lifted. Flushing continues until the weather drops below 32 degrees. Flushing restarts in early spring once temperatures allow.

The Kimberly Heights Drainage Improvement Project consists of installation of new storm sewer within the right of way for improvements of the drainage conditions in the area. The contractor is Airy's Inc.

Project Update [September 2026]: Airy's has substantially completed this project, except for a few remaining landscaping restorations.

The Village's smoke testing project consists of inspecting sanitary sewer manholes and smoke testing the sewer pipes between manholes. The smoke is non-toxic and should not enter homes unless there is an issue with your private sewer service. There is no need for the contractors performing the work to enter homes. This project happens annually; residents affected will be given door hangers before the project starts. See the Smoke Testing Map for locations for this year's program. For more information, see the list of frequently asked questions or call Public Works at (708) 444-5500.

Will County is performing widening and reconstruction of 80th Avenue from 191st Street to 183rd Street. The project includes constructing additional through lanes and turn lanes; the construction/reconstruction of two 12-foot through lanes in each direction; the construction of an 18-foot barrier median; traffic signal installation/modifications at 185th Street and 183rd Street; construction of noise walls on the northwest corner of the 183rd street intersection; replacement of triple circular culverts with a bridge over Union Drainage Ditch; and replacement of culvert for a tributary to the Union Drainage Ditch. Part of this project includes construction of a 190-foot-long bridge over Union Drainage Ditch. The bridge includes two 12-foot lanes in each direction and a 15-foot multiuse path.

Project Update [May 2026]: After May 25, motorists traveling through the intersection of 80th Avenue at 191st Street should expect shifting lane configurations and temporary delays as crews work to remove and install new pavement at the intersection as part of Will County’s reconstruction of the roadway. Due to construction sequencing required at the intersection, traffic patterns may shift frequently (in some cases, on a daily basis) as asphalt paving progresses. The intersection will be in an active construction configuration throughout the duration of this work.  One lane of traffic will be open at all times. Will County will have flaggers and/or traffic control devices in place to guide motorists through the work zone. Will County urges drivers to slow down, follow all posted signage, and be prepared for changing traffic conditions. Will County anticipates having the final asphalt surface course placed later this summer as part of its overall 80th Avenue reconstruction project.

Internet service provider Clearwave Fiber will be installing its infrastructure across all subdivisions in Tinley Park throughout the next several years to provide residents and businesses with an alternative to AT&T and Comcast. Clearwave began work on April 20.

Throughout the project, Clearwave Fiber will:

• Send out preconstruction mailers 14 to 21 days before construction
• Hang preconstruction door tags two to 14 days before construction
• Place construction signs at the entrance to affected neighborhoods one week before construction
• Place orange signs indicating that construction is in progress the day of construction
• Clearwave BoxAll Clearwave Fiber employees, contractors, and vehicles will be clearly marked/attired for easy identification. Clearwave’s contractor for this project is Frontline Communications. Residents who have questions or concerns during the project should call Clearwave Fiber at (877) 292-2973.

Clearwater also will be installing boxes, as shown in the picture at right from Mokena. Boxes are about three feet tall and will be installed in parkways. The Village will coordinate with Clearwater through its permitting process and field meetings so that boxes are located in the least obtrusive areas possible.

See this document for details on upcoming IDOT projects.

The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) is undertaking a $48 million project to replace the eastbound Interstate 80 bridges over Hickory Creek, Richards Street, Rowell Avenue/Canadian National Railroad and westbound over Richards Street, in Joliet, Rockdale and New Lenox. The project is part of advance work leading to the $1.2 billion reconstruction of I-80 through Will County as part of the Rebuild Illinois capital program. Read the IDOT news release for more information.

Nicor Gas and its contractor (NPL) will be modernizing the gas systems in Tinley Park. For more information, visit Nicor's website, call (630) 388-3333 or send an email to G2investinginillinois@southernco.com.

The water system infrastructure improvements that Oak Lawn and its engineering firm have been designing are scheduled to be completed in 2023. The new system will have dual, redundant feeds; more modern and efficient pump stations; and significantly larger capacity.

The Village has approved permits with AT&T and Verizon to install small cell antennas on utility poles in several public right of ways across Tinley Park. The State passed the Illinois Small Wireless Facilities Deployment Act in 2018 requiring all municipalities to accept these kinds of installations. The law limits local authority to review and permit small cell antennas, including prohibiting the ability to deny or require any zoning approval. The intent of the law was to allow carriers easier ability to expand cell coverage by limiting local regulations. This is because cell coverage has been viewed as a necessary public utility and public safety need. Additionally, personal and environmental effects of any telecommunication facilities may only be regulated by the FCC and has been federal law since 1996. Tinley Park (along with most Illinois municipalities) opposed the small cell law as an overreach by the State and something that should be allowed to be controlled locally. However, it passed and remains a requirement that the Village cannot deny the permits. The Village has put the strictest regulations allowed in place to ensure these cell antennas blend in as much as possible and don’t detract from the community.

Locations: 8342 W. 163rd Street