Posted May 18, 2021, 3:07 PM
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MILWAUKEE | 333 N Water St. | 342 FT | 31 FLOORS
so, news leaked of a new proposal for a large residential tower in Milwaukee's 3rd ward.
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A 295-unit mixed-use residential high-rise is in the works for one of the Historic Third Ward's best-known sites
Tom Daykin
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
A high-rise residential development could be coming to a riverfront site next to the Historic Third Ward's northern entrance.
A 295-unit mixed-use residential high-rise is in the works for one of the Historic Third Ward's most high-profile sites.
The tower is planned for what is now a parking lot between North Water Street and the Milwaukee River, south of East St. Paul Avenue.
That's according to the newly posted agenda for Wednesday's meeting of the Historic Third Ward Architectural Review Board. The board is to do a preliminary review of the proposal.
The agenda indicates Hines Acquisitions LLC, a privately owned global real estate investment, development and management firm, is the developer.
Hines said Monday the project architect will be Solomon Cordwell Buenz, which designed 7Seventy7.
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full article link: https://www.jsonline.com/story/money...es/5130262001/
Details:
developer: Hines
architect: SCB
height: 365' / 32 floors
unit count: 295
parking spaces: 400
site: a surface parking lot along the river just south of E. St. Paul Ave.
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Last edited by Steely Dan; May 20, 2021 at 3:23 AM.
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