Building Info

411 Building. Photo by Mariiana Tzotcheva
  • Address:
    411 E. Wisconsin Ave.
  • Taxkey:
    3920797111
  • Status:
  • Assessed Value (Land):
    $10,016,400
  • Assessed Value (Improvements):
    $110,236,400
  • Assessed Value (Total):
    $120,252,800
  • Assesment Year:
    2020
  • Year Built:
  • Size:
    654,165 sq-ft

The 411 Building is an office tower in downtown Milwaukee. Previously the site was home to the flagship T.A. Chapman’s department store.

The tower was originally known as the Winmar Building when it opened in 1984. It was later known as the 411 Building.

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PWOP-19-021042019/10/29Permit
ROW Occupancy Permit
NOCC-19-015912019/09/18Permit
PWOP-19-016402019/08/30Permit
ROW Occupancy Permit
PWOP-19-016302019/08/30Permit
ROW Occupancy Permit
COM-ALT-19-006712019/08/29Permit
Commercial Alteration Permit
ELEC-19-058812019/08/27Permit
Electrical Permit
ELEC-19-059142019/08/27Permit
Electrical Permit
PBFS-19-009722019/08/22Permit
Plumbing-Fire Protection Permit
COM-ALT-19-006522019/08/22Permit
Commercial Alteration Permit
PLB-19-033272019/08/16Permit
Building Plumbing Permit
PBFS-19-008912019/07/31Permit
Plumbing-Fire Protection Permit
COM-ALT-19-005552019/07/17Permit
Commercial Alteration Permit
PWOP-19-010112019/06/08Permit
ROW Occupancy Permit
PWOP-19-006502019/04/26Permit
ROW Occupancy Permit
PWOP-19-002502019/02/26Permit
ROW Occupancy Permit
PWEU-19-004052019/02/16Permit
ROW Excavation Utility
PWOP-19-000682019/01/18Permit
ROW Occupancy Permit
PWMH-19-000232019/01/18Permit
Meter Hood Requests
PBFS-19-000612019/01/17Permit
Plumbing-Fire Protection Permit
PBFS-18-014342018/12/20Permit
Plumbing-Fire Protection Permit
SIGN-GEN-18-004852018/12/13Permit
Sign Permit
COM-RPR-18-002152018/11/30Permit
Commercial Repair Permit
ELEC-FA-18-003452018/11/27Permit
Fire Alarm Permit
NOCC-18-018842018/10/18Permit
PWEU-18-036552018/10/18Permit
ROW Excavation Utility
ELEC-18-068302018/10/06Permit
Electrical Permit
PBFS-18-011502018/10/03Permit
Plumbing-Fire Protection Permit
PWEU-18-035042018/10/03Permit
ROW Excavation Utility
COM-ALT-18-007952018/09/29Permit
Commercial Alteration Permit
PWOP-18-015012018/09/28Permit
ROW Occupancy Permit
COM-ALT-18-007382018/09/13Permit
Commercial Alteration Permit
ELEC-18-061382018/09/13Permit
Electrical Permit
PLB-18-040382018/08/31Permit
Building Plumbing Permit.
ELEC-FA-18-002532018/08/29Permit
Fire Alarm Permit.
PBFS-18-009062018/08/04Permit
Plumbing-Fire Protection Permit.
ELEC_LV-18-001532018/07/28Permit
Low Voltage Permit.
HVAC-GEN-18-022752018/07/13Permit
HVAC General Permit.
ELEC-FA-18-001832018/06/30Permit
Fire Alarm Permit.
ELEC_LV-18-001272018/06/15Permit
Low Voltage Permit.
ELEC-18-037542018/06/09Permit
Electrical Permit.
PBFS-18-006742018/06/07Permit
Plumbing-Fire Protection Permit.
HVAC-GEN-18-017122018/05/31Permit
HVAC General Permit.
HVAC-GEN-18-015682018/05/22Permit
HVAC General Permit.
PLB-18-023302018/05/22Permit
Building Plumbing Permit.
PBFS-18-005292018/05/08Permit
Plumbing-Fire Protection Permit.
COM-ALT-18-003622018/05/04Permit
Commercial Alteration Permit.
ELEC-18-027952018/05/03Permit
Electrical Permit.
PLB-18-019812018/05/03Permit
Building Plumbing Permit.
COM-ALT-18-003002018/04/15Permit
Commercial Alteration Permit.
PWEN-18-001082018/04/08Permit
ROW Excavation Non-Utility.
PWRS-18-000952018/04/07Permit
ROW Restoration Permit.
PBFS-18-003732018/03/24Permit
Plumbing-Fire Protection Permit.
PLB-18-007812018/03/22Permit
Building Plumbing Permit.
PBFS-18-003352018/03/22Permit
Plumbing-Fire Protection Permit.
COM-RPR-18-000242018/03/22Permit
Commercial Repair Permit.
PWEU-18-008582018/02/28Permit
ROW Excavation Utility.
PWEU-18-008592018/02/28Permit
ROW Excavation Utility.
BCV-17-000602017/11/09Permit
Building Code Variance.
PWOP-17-015982017/11/03Permit
ROW Occupancy Permit.
PWOP-17-015752017/10/28Permit
ROW Occupancy Permit.
PWRS-17-002612017/09/06Permit
ROW Restoration Permit.
PWRS-17-002602017/09/06Permit
ROW Restoration Permit.
PWOP-17-012032017/08/24Permit
ROW Occupancy Permit.
PLB-17-032222017/08/03Permit
Building Plumbing Permit.
PWEN-17-002522017/07/01Permit
ROW Excavation Non-Utility.
PWEU-17-011892017/06/14Permit
ROW Excavation Utility.
PWOP-17-005892017/05/13Permit
ROW Occupancy Permit.
PBFS-17-004022017/05/06Permit
Plumbing-Fire Protection Permit.
SIGN-GEN-17-001232017/04/08Permit
Sign Permit.
HVAC-GEN-17-006732017/03/02Permit
HVAC General Permit.
ELEC-17-006912017/02/01Permit
Electrical Permit.
PBFS-17-000452017/01/25Permit
Plumbing-Fire Protection Permit.
PBFS-17-000392017/01/25Permit
Plumbing-Fire Protection Permit.
ELEC-16-009102016/11/05Permit
Electrical Permit.
PLB-16-004432016/10/25Permit
Building Plumbing Permit.
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Building data on this page, including assessment information, was last updated on September 6, 2020

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