Taxco Apartments

141-unit apartment building from the Mandel Group and Catalyst Partners.

Inbusch House

The Inbusch House is a historical property in Milwaukee, and is currently being used as an apartment. Previously it was known as the John Dietrich Inbusch House, and was build by the architect Leonard A. Schmidtner. It is build in the Italianate architectural style which is known for its flat roof, wide eaves and massive brackets (architecture.about.com). According to the Wisconsin Historical Society the original cost was $28,000. Learn More Wisconsin Historical Society Listing Information on the Italianate Style

The Blackstone Apartments

709 E. Juneau Ave. is apartment complex owned by Tomar Limited  Partnership.

Public Natatorium

Occupied site at 1646 St. 4th St. For five years included a restaurant that had dolphins swimming in pool.

The Community Within The Corridor

197-unit apartment complex planned for four property site.

100 N. Jefferson St.

Site of proposed event venue from Black Swan Enterprises.

E North Development

Proposed seven-story, 90-unit apartment building. Proposed in early 2020. Building Site 2231 E. North Ave. 2239 E. North Ave. 2275 N. Summit Ave. 2279 N. Summit Ave.

2387 N. Terrace Ave.

2017-2023 W. Wisconsin Ave.

Site was proposed as the site of Pabst Cultural Center in 2014. Those plans never advanced.

224 S. 1st St.

Home of Duet Resource Group.  Company acquired the property in 2018 and completed redevelopment in 2020.

The Caroline

Proposed 32-story mixed-income tower for the southern portion of the Convent Hill site.

McCormick Hall

Demolished in 2019. Closed in advance of the 2018-2019 school year. Replaced by The Commons. The facility had 725 beds. Named for law school alumnus Victor McCormick. For information on the site, see 1530 W. Wisconsin Ave.