Jeramey Jannene

New Land Proposes New Development on Kenilworth

By - Nov 4th, 2008 01:07 am

New Land Enterprises has proposed a development for the southeast corner of Farwell Avenue and Kenilworth Avenue. The proposal is a five-story mixed-use apartment building with first floor retail. The apartments will primary be one-bedroom and studio unit that will provide high quality housing for young professionals who choose to live in the heart of the East Side. Since the opening of the Kenilworth building, various retail operators have opened, including the national retailers American Apparel and Urban Outfitters, and this projects inclusion of first floor retail will expand this growing cluster. The plans are available on the City Plan Commission website.

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6 thoughts on “New Land Proposes New Development on Kenilworth”

  1. Jesse says:

    This seems like a perfect location and a good building for this area. My only complaint is that there is too much EIFS on the building, giving it a cheap looking appearance. Part of it may be the rendering, but a better exterior could make this a great project.

  2. Dave Reid says:

    No you’re probably right. Everyone seems to want to build with EIFS now days, and as it will be apartments my guess is they would be trying to keep some cost down.

  3. matthew says:

    I am glad to see that proposals are still being developed for Milwaukee even during the current economic climate. North Ave has had a major turn-around over the past few years, and I am excited for it’s future.

  4. CJ says:

    I applaud New Land for it’s development drive… but to honest, I am tiring of them and their sub-par and bland looking architecture.

  5. Rachael says:

    Doesnt look like it’ll be a City Green which is too bad. There’s nothing bland about that place, and New Land should definitely do more developments like that. Too bad it’s out of my price range.

  6. Dave Reid says:

    Yea I’d say this project is going after a lower end of the market, which is good because we need more affordable appartments.

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