Building Info

Convent Hill
  • Address:
    455 E. Ogden Ave.
  • Taxkeys:
    3601752000, 3601753000, 3601754000, 3601755000, 3601756000, 3601751000
  • Status:
  • Assessed Value (Land):
    $727,800
  • Assessed Value (Improvements):
    $511,900
  • Assessed Value (Total):
    $1,239,700
  • Assesment Year:
    2020
  • Year Built:

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Activity

IDDateTypeDescription
ENF-2018-379732018/12/29Violation
DNS Activity:Mice/Roach Infestation| Bed bug infestation. Apt# 806.Complainant is caretaker for tenant. States to call her 1st and she can arrange for someone to let the Inspector in. Owner keeps treating the unit only. entered address: 455 E OGDEN AV.
ELEC_LV-18-001692018/08/24Permit
Low Voltage Permit.
ELEC-FA-18-002272018/08/08Permit
Fire Alarm Permit.
HVAC-GEN-18-005142018/03/22Permit
HVAC General Permit.
ELEC-18-006802018/02/04Permit
Electrical Permit.
BZZA-18-000172018/01/29New Service Request
BOZA Activity:Special Use.
PLB-18-001972018/01/19Permit
Building Plumbing Permit.
COM-ALT-18-000352018/01/13Permit
Commercial Alteration Permit.
PLB-17-055032017/12/22Permit
Building Plumbing Permit.
SIGN-GEN-17-004772017/12/14Permit
Sign Permit.
HVAC-GEN-17-032722017/11/04Permit
HVAC General Permit.
PWCF-17-058222017/06/09New Service Request
Department of Public Works Activity:Weeds/Tall Grass Complaint| grass is verry tall entered address: 3337 N HOLTON ST.
ENF-2017-035922017/02/07New Service Request
DNS Activity:Interior Of Building In Disrepair| Bed bug infestation in unit #806 entered address: 455 E OGDEN AV.
7891322016/02/27New Service Request
GRAFFITI ON THE BUILDING
111666512014/10/30Violation
FIRE PREVENTION
~~Provide approved storage of combustible materials
6908162013/08/19New Service Request
Interior Of Building In Disrepair; over the last two years i have had problems with the NW staircase of this structure. the problem is that you can not exit into staircase without a fob.this is a fire haz. i have been told it will bfix
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Content referencing Convent Hill

City of Milwaukee Health Department Issues Heat Health Advisory
Press Release

City of Milwaukee Health Department Issues Heat Health Advisory

Residents advised to take precautions during hot weather conditions

Eyes on Milwaukee: Housing Authority Opening Low-Cost Housing Waiting Lists
Eyes on Milwaukee

Housing Authority Opening Low-Cost Housing Waiting Lists

Want housing assistance? Get in line ASAP starting Dec. 15.

Eyes on Milwaukee: Convent Hill South on Track
Eyes on Milwaukee

Convent Hill South on Track

Housing Authority preparing land sale for tower while Travaux seeks financing.

Eyes on Milwaukee: High Rise Architect Paid $180 Per Hour
Eyes on Milwaukee

High Rise Architect Paid $180 Per Hour

City plan to build 32-story tower offers rare public peek at what designers, others earn.

Eyes on Milwaukee: Soil Testing for 32-Story Tower Underway
Eyes on Milwaukee

Soil Testing for 32-Story Tower Underway

Soil conditions will help determine cost of foundation for Convent Hill tower.

Eyes on Milwaukee: Council Approves 32-Story Tower
Eyes on Milwaukee

Council Approves 32-Story Tower

Housing Authority sees it as model for how luxury housing can support affordable housing.

Eyes on Milwaukee: Committee Approves 32-Story Tower
Eyes on Milwaukee

Committee Approves 32-Story Tower

But first, council members give tower its most thorough public vetting to date.

Eyes on Milwaukee: Convent Hill South Advances
Eyes on Milwaukee

Convent Hill South Advances

City Plan Commission okays 32-story, $150 million apartment tower.

Eyes on Milwaukee: A Luxury Tower with Affordable Housing
Eyes on Milwaukee

A Luxury Tower with Affordable Housing

Housing Authority to build 32-story, $150 million tower whose income would support affordable housing across city.

Bublr Bike Rides Will Be Free on Election Day to Get Voters to Polls
Press Release

Bublr Bike Rides Will Be Free on Election Day to Get Voters to Polls

Bublr Bikes Giving Free 30-Minute Rides to Encourage Voting on Tuesday Nov. 8

Yesterday’s Milwaukee: Milwaukee & Rock River Canal, 1870
Yesterday’s Milwaukee

Milwaukee & Rock River Canal, 1870

Near what is now Cherry St., and the fabulous Notre Dame convent atop the hill.

Bublr Bikes offers FREE Rides on Election Day
Press Release

Bublr Bikes offers FREE Rides on Election Day

Eight of Bublr Bikes 28 stations are located within two blocks of a polling location.

City Streets: The History of Milwaukee Street
City Streets

The History of Milwaukee Street

It's one of the original village streets dating back to 1835.

Supervisor Bowen Announces Series of Town Hall Meetings
Press Release

Supervisor Bowen Announces Series of Town Hall Meetings

Residents Invited to Speak About Milwaukee County Budget, Other Issues

Ogden Avenue Corridor Development

Ogden Avenue Corridor Development

Ogden Ave between N. Van Buren Street and Milwaukee Street has numerous retail establishments, but how well do they work together? Quite poorly. The groupings of stores work fairly well amongst themselves, but as an Ogden Ave retail corridor they turn their backs on one another.

Park East Square Moving Forward

Park East Square Moving Forward

Park East Square sign Originally uploaded by repowers The first phase of the development of Park East Square appears ready to begin. On Friday, Milwaukee County announced that they had completed the sale (read: RSC & Associates LLC exercised their option to purchase) of a 2.1 acre parcel of land at the western edge of the Pick ‘N’ Save parking lot and just north of Convent Hill for $2,725,000. To be exact, that’s the plot of land bordered by Lyon St, Jefferson St, Ogden St, and Milwaukee St. Nothing I can find indicates when construction will start, but since they purchased the land I would imagine it’s imminent. The development will include a 122-room Hyatt Place, 102-room Hyatt Summerfield Suites, along with 105 apartments and retail space. Back in March there was talk of the first phase of the development (this parcel) including 126 high-end apartments, a 148-room boutique hotel and 80,000 square feet of office, retail, restaurant and entertainment space if RSC & Associates LLC could get $9.2 million in a TIF from the city. Typical of developments of this scale in the Park East neighborhood, the TIF request was not granted. President Richard Curto said he would drop the hotel if that was the case, but clearly he thought better of that idea. He instead dropped a significant amount of retail space and went with more hotel rooms, which dropped costs significantly by eliminating the need for a massive parking structure. The final value of the development will be around $65 million, and as reported in September will include 6,900 square feet of retail space. Construction was originally supposed to begin in November, but financing hasn’t been easy to come by for anyone lately, and explains the delay. The plan in September called for construction on the hotels to begin first and take 14 months, followed by construction of the apartments (which includes 5 town houses), which will take another 15 months. I would imagine this is the same today, but with a pushed back start-date. According to the September Journal Sentinel article about the current development. The development will pay $21.5 million in property taxes over 10 years, RSC estimates, and would create 230 construction jobs and 64 to 74 hotel and retail jobs. The original plan, which the city favored …called for no public cash. That smaller project would pay $10.7 million in property taxes, and create 250 construction jobs and 50 to 75 retail jobs. The plan RSC wanted that included city financing …would generate $21.6 million in property taxes over 10 years, create 310 construction jobs and provide 150 to 200 retail and hotel jobs. The property taxes would pay back the city’s loan. RSC & Associates and the city both deserve applause for creating a development that will not only avoid the creation of an expensive TIF district, but will generate nearly the same amount of property tax revenue for the city. On top of that, the smaller retail space is more consistent […]

New Convent Hill Building – Nearing Completetion

New Convent Hill Building – Nearing Completetion

New Convent Hill Building Originally uploaded by compujeramey Walking by the new Convent Hill Public Housing building on my way to class today, I was impressed. The exterior of the building has rapidly come together. I’ll try and snag a picture in the next few days. The sidewalk has now been laid, which to me serves as a clue that the exterior is nearly complete and the heavy lift is nearly done. Hard to imagine it was just a pile of steel ten months ago.

The Roundup: Voting With The Mayor
The Roundup

Voting With The Mayor

Mayor Barrett’s office announced Monday that he would vote at City Hall at 1 p.m. Tuesday.

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