Downtown

Downtown Milwaukee is the city’s most urban neighborhood running from the lakefront to Interstate 43, and St. Paul Ave to Ogden and McKinley Ave.

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Neighborhood Buildings

• 100 East

  

  100 East is an office tower in downtown Milwaukee.

• 100-110 E. State St.

  

• 1000 North Water Street

  

  1000 North Water Street is a 24-story office building in downtown Milwaukee.

• 1001 N. Edison St.

  

• 1001 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr.

  

  This property was formerly addressed as 1001 N. Old World Third St..

• 1001 N. Water St.

  

• 1005 N. Edison St.

  

  1005 N. Edison St. is a warehouse owned and used by Rojahn & Malaney Company.

• 1005-1007 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr.

  

  Formerly 1005-1007 N. Old World Third St.

• 1007 N. Marshall St.

  

  Marshall Manor Apartments

• 1009-1011 N. Martin Luther King Jr Dr.

  

• 101 E. Juneau Ave.

  

• 1013 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr.

  

  This property was formerly addressed as 1013 N. Old World Third St..

• 1015-1019 N. Martin Luther King Jr Dr.

  

• 1021 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr.

  

  This property was formerly addressed as 1021 N. Old World Third St..

• 1023 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr.

  

  1023 N. Old World 3rd St.

• 1027 N. 9th St.

  

• 1028 N. Van Buren St.

  

• 1028-1134 N. Jackson St.

  

• 103-115 W. Clybourn St.

  

  Site of Downtown Milwaukee Dog Park

• 104 E. Mason St.

  

• 1040-1106 N. Broadway

  

• 105-111 W. Michigan St.

  

  Two-building office complex located in Westown.

• 1051 N. Vel R. Phillips Ave.

  

  Site of FPC Live concert venue, known as Landmark Credit Union Live.

• 107-115 E. Wells St.

  

  Two-story building proposed for demolition along the Milwaukee Riverwalk. Would be replaced by the Wells Street Tower.

• 1101 N. Edison St.

  

• 1101-1107 N. Water St.

  

• 1103 N. Martin Luther King Jr Dr.

  

  Home of The Pub Club. The building was formerly home of the taverns Suite and Have a Nice Day Cafe. The bar space is 5,000 square-feet. Above the tavern space there are five office spaces.

• 1109 N. Cass St.

  

• 111 W. Kilbourn Ave.

  

• 1111 N. Water St.

  

• 1114 N. Water St.

  

• 1119-1125 N. Water St.

  

• 1122 N. Edison St.

  

• 1125 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr.

  

  Home of Uncle Buck’s since 2019. This property was formerly addressed as 1125 N. Old World Third St..

• 1127 N. Water St.

  

• 1128-1144 N. Edison St.

  

• 113 E. Juneau Ave.

  

• 1135 N. Water St.

  

• 1207 N. Water St.

  

• 1221-1227 N. Water St.

  

• 1227 N. Milwaukee St.

  

• 1234 N. Broadway

  

• 1235 N. Milwaukee St.

  

• 1241 N. Water St.

  

  Commercial building occupied by A. Werner Silversmith

• 1241-1243 N. Milwaukee St.

  

• 1245-1247 N. Milwaukee St.

  

  Site of a three-story apartment building developed by Three Leaf Development.

• 1245-1247 N. Water St.

  

• 130 E. Juneau Ave.

  

• 1300 N. Jackson St.

  

• 1303-1307 N. Milwaukee St.

  

• 1319-1339 N. Jackson St.

  

• 1333-1339 N. Milwaukee St.

  

  Vacant site at the north end of downtown Milwaukee. New development with 197 units proposed in 2022.

• 134 E. Juneau Ave.

  

  134 E. Juneau Ave. is a bar/restaurant space that is currently occupied by Rogues Gallery.

• 1433 Water

  

  Office building developed from the shell of the former Laacke & Joys Building.

• 210 E. Michigan St.

  

  Home of the Grand Avenue Club.

• 216-222 E. Mason St.

  

  The historic Milwaukee Abstract Association Building and Milwaukee News Building.

• 224-226 E. Mason St.

  

• 250 E. Kilbourn Ave.

  

• 252 E. Highland Ave.

  

• 301 E. Wisconsin Ave.

  

  Mixed-use building in Milwaukee's East Side Commercial Historic District.

• 308-312 E. Juneau Ave.

  

  Designed by Carl F. Ringer, Sr.

• 312 E. Wisconsin Ave.

  

• 320 E. Clybourn St.

  

• 322 W. State St.

  

  322 W. State Street is a former Schlitz tied house, serving as a Schlitz owned and operated tavern when it opened in 1889.

• 322-330 E. Clybourn St.

  

• 324 E. Juneau Ave.

  

• 324-326 W. State St.

  

  Slated for demolition in 2020.

• 325 E. Kilbourn Ave.

  

• 329-331 E. Wisconsin Ave.

  

• 330 Kilbourn

  

  Two building office complex in Milwaukee's East Town neighborhood.

• 330-340 W. Kilbourn Ave.

  

• 340 W. Wells St.

  

• 400-408 E. Wisconsin Ave.

  

• 401 E. Kilbourn Ave.

  

• 401-441 W. Wisconsin Ave.

  

  Site of Vel R. Phillips Plaza. Southern portion of site marketed for sale for landmark development.

• 411 E. Mason St.

  

  This is the location of Hotel Metro. Prior to the becoming a hotel the building served as offices for Blunt Ellis & Loewi.

• 411 East Wisconsin Center

  

  The 411 Building is a high-rise office building in downtown Milwaukee.

• 411 N. 3rd St.

  

• 412-420 N. Plankinton Ave.

  

  Future site of Foxtown Landing

• 416-424 E. Mason St.

  

• 417 N. 3rd St.

  

• 419-433 E. Wells St.

  

• 420 W. St. Paul Ave.

  

  Warehouse located across the street from the Milwaukee Intermodal Station.

• 423 N. 3rd St.

  

• 432 E. Kilbourn Ave.

  

• 433 E. Michigan St.

  

• 4th and Highland Parking Garage

  The 4th and Highland Parking Garage is a city-owned parking garage serving the Bradley Center and other nearby facilities.

• 500 N. Broadway

  

• 500 N. Milwaukee St.

  

• 501 N. Jefferson St.

  

• 501 W. Michigan St.

  

• 510 E. Wisconsin Ave.

  

• 510-512 N. Water St.

  

• 514 N. Water St.

  

• 517 E. State St.

  

• 517 N. Jefferson St.

  

• 518-522 N. Water St.

  

• 520 E. Wells St.

  

  Property record for Cathedral Square Park

• 524 N. Water St.

  

• 525 N. 6th St.

  

  Office building formerly occupied by Herzing University.

• 530 N. Water St.

  

• 531 N. James Lovell St.

  

  Empty parcel owned by Milwaukee County.

• 532-534 N. Water St.

  

• 543 N. Water St.

  

  Parking garage connected to Chase Tower.

• 5th Street Parking Structure

  

  1,243-stall parking garage built as part of the Wisconsin Sports and Entertainment Center.

• 600-606 E. Wisconsin Ave.

  

• 601 Lofts

  

  601 Lofts is a ten-story condominium tower on the north edge of downtown Milwaukee.

• 602-606 N. Broadway

  

  Historic building being redeveloped into Kinn MKE Guesthouse

• 604 E. Mason St.

  Northwestern Mutual-owned office building.

• 606 E. Juneau Ave.

  

• 608 N. Broadway

  

• 610 N. Water St.

  

• 612 N. Broadway

  

• 615 E. Michigan St.

  

• 617 E. Wisconsin Ave.

  

• 620 E. Clybourn St.

  

• 624 E. Mason St.

  Northwestern Mutual-owned office building at 624 E. Mason St.

• 625 N. Broadway

  

• 626 E. Kilbourn Ave.

  

• 626 E. State St.

  

• 626-628 N. Broadway

  

• 627-637 N. Broadway

  

  Three two-story buildings being redeveloped by David Uihlein into commercial storefronts.

• 628 N. Water St.

  

• 633 W. Wisconsin Ave.

  

• 700 E. Kilbourn Ave. Tower

  

  Proposed 30+ story apartment building for corner of Van Buren St. and Kilbourn Ave.

• 700 Lofts

  

  700 W. Michigan St.

• 706 N. Jefferson St.

  

• 706-708 E. Juneau Ave.

  

• 710 N. Milwaukee St.

  

• 711 E. Kilbourn Ave.

  

• 711 W. Wells St.

  

• 712 E. Wells St.

  

• 714 N. Milwaukee St.

  

• 716 E. Clybourn St.

  

• 718 E. Wells St.

  

• 718-720 N. Milwaukee St.

  

• 720 N. Jefferson St.

  

• 722 N. Milwaukee St.

  

  Tenants Three Distil Flourchild List is incomplete

• 722-728 E. Juneau Ave.

  

• 722-740 N. Broadway

  

  Office building and communications hub

• 723 N. Van Buren St.

  

• 724-726 E. Wells St.

  

• 724-728 N. Milwaukee St.

  

• 725-729 N. Milwaukee St.

  

• 728 N. James Lovell St.

  

• 731 N. Jackson St.

  

  Heavily renovated office building in downtown Milwaukee.

• 732 N. Jackson St.

  

  Update planned in 2019. Built in 1978.

• 733-737 N. Milwaukee St.

  

  Originally a three-building, shortened to one story in 1939.

• 735 West

  

  144-unit apartment building in the former 735 W. Wisconsin Ave. office building.

• 741 N. Jackson St.

  

• 741 N. Milwaukee St.

  

• 746 N. James Lovell St.

  

• 751-765 N. Broadway

  

• 753-757 N. Water St.

  

• 761-763 N. Water St.

  

• 763 N. Milwaukee St.

  

• 765 N. Water St.

  

• 766 N. Jackson St.

  766 N. Jackson St. is a Northwestern Mutual-owned parking lot.

• 767 N. Milwaukee St.

  

• 767-769 N. Jefferson St.

  

• 769 N. Broadway

  

• 770 North

  

  Proposed for redevelopment into 231 apartments

• 771 N. Van Buren St.

  771 N. Van Buren St. was a Northwestern Mutual-owned mixed-use building.

• 771-773 N. Jefferson St.

  

• 777 N. Cass St.

  

• 777 N. Milwaukee St.

  

  777 N. Milwaukee is a parking structure located Downtown.

• 783-785 N. Jefferson St.

  

• 784 N. Broadway

  

• 785 E. Kilbourn Ave.

  

• 787-789 N. Jefferson St.

  

• 788 Building

  

• 789 N. Water St.

  

  Five-story office building owned by The Druml Company.

• 792 N. Broadway

  

• 795 N. Van Buren St.

  

  Demolished office building that formerly stood on the corner of N. Van Buren St. and E. Wells St.

• 7Seventy7

  

  Apartment tower and parking garage in downtown Milwaukee. Developed by Northwestern Mutual.

• 801-809 N. Cass St.

  

  Home of Buckley’s Restaurant & Bar Winner of 2020 Mayor’s Design Award

• 802 E. State St.

  

• 802 N. Van Buren St.

  

• 803 W. Michigan St.

  

  Office building formerly occupied by UMB Fund Services.

• 806 E. Kilbourn Ave.

  

• 807 N. Marshall St.

  

  807 N. Marshall St. is a parking lot in Milwaukee's East Town neighborhood.

• 808 E. Kilbourn Ave.

  

• 809 N. Broadway

  

• 810 E. Kilbourn Ave.

  

• 810 N. Plankinton Ave

  Originally built in 1917 with two additional floors added in 1920

• 811-817 N. Jefferson St.

  

• 812 E. Kilbourn Ave.

  

• 814 E. Kilbourn Ave

  

• 818 E. Clybourn St.

  

• 819 N. Cass St.

  

• 820 N. Milwaukee St.

  

• 821 W. State St.

  

  Milwaukee County Safety Building

• 822 N. Van Buren St.

  

• 825 N. Jefferson St.

  

• 826 N. Plankinton Ave.

  

• 827 N. Cass St.

  

• 829 N. Cass St.

  

• 829 N. Marshall St.

  

  Designed by Fernekes & Cramer.

• 831-833 N. Jefferson St.

  

• 833 East

  

  18-story-tall office building in downtown Milwaukee.

• 833 N. Milwaukee St.

  

• 834 N. Plankinton Ave.

  

  Former home of Renaissance Book Shop. Acquired by affiliate New Land Enterprises and deconstructed.

• 835 N. Cass St.

  

• 839 N. Jefferson St.

  

• 840 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr.

  

  Formerly 840 N. Old World Third St.

• 840-844 N. Plankinton Ave.

  

• 840-846 N. Jackson St.

  

  Home of Tenor High School

• 875 E. Wisconsin Ave.

  

• 902 N. Cass St.

  

• 904 N. Cass St.

  

• 906 E. Mason St.

  

  906 E. Mason St. is a parking lot in Milwaukee's Juneau Town neighborhood.

• 917 N. Cass St.

  

• 918 N. Vel R. Phillips Ave.

  

  Sentinel Building since 1962, known as the Republic Building before that. Built in 1918.

• 920 E. Mason St.

  

• 920 N. Water St.

  

  See Red Arrow Park

• 926 N. Cass St.

  

• 933 N. Marshall St.

  

• 945 N. Cass St.

  

• 946 N. Van Buren St.

  

• Aloft Hotel

  

  Hotel located on N. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in Milwaukee's Westown neighborhood.

• Ascent

  

  Mass timber, 25-story building at 700 E. Kilbourn Ave.

• Associated Bank River Center

  

  28-story office tower

• Associated Bank Theater Center

  

  The Milwaukee Repertory Theater complex, part of the bigger Associated Bank River Center complex.

• Astor Hotel

  

  Historic hotel and apartment building in downtown Milwaukee.

• Baird Center

  

  Milwaukee's largest convention center. Managed by the Wisconsin Center District.

• Blatz Wash House

  

  Formerly part of the Blatz Brewery. Today an office building.

• Blue Ribbon Lofts

  

  Blue Ribbon Lofts is a 95-unit apartment building located in the former Pabst Brewery Keg House

• BMO Tower

  

  25-story, 328-foot tower by Irgens Partners.

• Bradley Center

  

• Bradley Symphony Center

  

  Redevelopment into home for Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra was completed in 2021.

• Brewery Point Apartments

  Brewery Point Apartments is a 48-unit apartment building for adults 55 and older.

• Building 15

  

  The former Paint Shop for the Pabst Brewing Company.

• Button Block Building

  

  Sold in early 2014 to Bear Development. Joey Buona’s was a first-floor tenant.

• Cambria Hotel

  

  132-room hotel in Westown.

• Candon Court

  

• Cathedral Church of All Saints

  Historic church in Milwaukee's Yankee Hill neighborhood.

• Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist

  

  Most significant Roman Catholic cathedral in downtown Milwaukee.

• Cathedral Place

  Cathedral Place is a mixed-use building at the corner of Wells Street and Jackson Street developed by Van Buren Management, Inc. Floors 12-19 (there is not a floor 13) are office space, totaling 205,000 square feet of space. The lower floors contains 28 condominiums developed by New Land Enterprises (originally 30). The 940-stall parking garage was originally owned by the Redevelopment Authority of the City of Milwaukee (RACM) (Property Tax Key #3930603000, address 520 E Mason Street). The garage is financed through a tax-incremental financing district (TID #49). There is an additional 100 parking spaces underground. The garage is now owned by CP Parking LLC. There is a rooftop balcony above the parking garage at the south end of the building. The building is a 2005 recipient of the Mayor’s Urban Design Award. Office Tenants Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek (2003 – Present) Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited (? – Present) Argosy Foundation (? – Present) Executive Director, Inc (? – Present) Retail Tenants Ward’s House of Prime (? – Present) M Cafe (? – March 2011) – 535 E. Wells St. – Owner Roz Thurston Brunch on Mason (June 2010 – March 2011) – 535 E. Wells St. – Owner Roz Thurston Cafe Plaza Venezuela (2011 – December 19th, 2011) – 530 E. Mason St. – Owners Leo Montes and Hugo Martinez. Learn More Official Website – Cathedral Place – Van Buren Management, Inc Cathedral Square Condominiums – New Land Enterprises Business Journal Milwaukee – “Cafe Plaza Venezuela closes downtown” – January 24th, 2012 – Stacy Vogel Davis Business Journal Milwaukee – “Table Talk: Area couple open Venezuelan restaurant” – July 1st, 2011 – Stacy Vogel Davis Business Journal Milwaukee – “Downtown Milwaukee loses cafes” – March 10th, 2011 – Stacy Vogel Davis TID #49 Report – December 31st, 2010 Milwaukee Sentinel ad – “Cathedral Place” – 1980 advertisement for building in-between Jackson and Van Buren on Ogden.

• Cathedral Place Garage

  

  Mailing address: 530 E. Mason St.

• Chase Tower

  The Chase Tower is a 22-story office building in the middle of downtown Milwaukee.

• Chicago & North Western Railway Lake Front Depot

  

  Former railway depot on Milwaukee's lakefront.

• CityCenter at 735 N Water Street

  

• Colby Abbot Building

  

  The Colby Abbot Building is a six-story, mixed-use building in downtown Milwaukee.

• Comstock Building

  

  The Comstock Building at 826-828 N. Milwaukee St.

• Convent Hill

• Courtyard Milwaukee Downtown

  

  Courtyard by Marriott. 300 W. Michigan St. Located at the rear of Shops of Grand Avenue.

• Downtown Transit Center

  

• Drury Plaza Hotel Milwaukee Downtown

  

  Drury-owned and operated hotel located at the northeast corner of N. Water. St. and E. Wisconsin Ave. Former office building.

• Dwight and Dian Diercks Computational Science Hall

  

  Milwaukee School of Engineering education center that will serve as the hub for the university's new computer science program.

• East Building

  

  Former office building for Northwestern Mutual at the east end of their downtown campus.

• Edison Green

  

  Canceled condominium proposal by Russ Davis.

• Empire Building

  Home of the Riverside Theater

• Enerpac Center

  

  Developed in multiple phases for Gimbels department store, now an office building, hotel and retail center.

• F.H. Hochmuth Building

  

  A mixed-use building on N. Martin Luther King Jr. including a first-floor space home to a bar/restaurant and apartments on the two floors above. The first floor of this building has been occupied by the following businesses The Loaded Slate – (August 2011 – June 2022) The Red Accordion (2009 – 2011) – Owner Russ Davis – OMC article on opening Café Vecchio Mondo (1996 – 2009) – Owner Russ Davis

• Faison Building

• First German Methodist Church

  

  Former church that is part of the Pabst Brewing Complex. Was for a number of years the Forst Keller Restaurant.

• Fiserv Forum Entertainment Center

  

  Entertainment facility featuring bars and restaurants immediately east of Fiserv Forum.

• Frank P. Zeidler Municipal Building

  

• Froedtert and Medical College of Wisconsin McKinley Health Center

  

  Clinic attached to the Milwaukee Bucks Training Facility. The 30,000 square-foot building had an estimated cost of $10 million.

• Froedtert and Medical College of Wisconsin Sports Science Center

  

  Practice facility for the Milwaukee Bucks built in the western most Park East lot north of W. Juneau Ave. and west of N. 6th St.

• George Watts and Son Building

  

• German-English Academy

  

  Historic office building in downtown Milwaukee. Owned by MSOE.

• Germania Building

  

  Redeveloped into apartments by a partnership of Cardinal Capital Management and Haywood Group.

• Grand Avenue Apartments

  Apartment building with first-floor tavern space in Milwaukee's Westown neighborhood.

• Grohmann Museum

  

• Grohmann Tower

  

  MSOE student housing facility on the corner of N. Water St. and E. Juneau Ave.

• Hermann Viets Tower

  

  Milwaukee School of Engineering residence hall.

• Hilton Garden Inn Milwaukee Downtown

  

  The Hilton Garden Inn Milwaukee Downtown is a hotel in in the Loyalty Building.

• Hilton Milwaukee

  

  Historic 25-story hotel in downtown Milwaukee

• Hollitz Building

  The Hollitz Building is a mixed-use apartment and office building in downtown Milwaukee.

• HUB640

  

  Mixed-use office building in Westown. Formerly known as the Boston Store Building.

• Humphrey Scottish Rite Masonic Center

  

  Three-story building in downtown Milwaukee.

• Huron Building

  

  Project named Huron Building in March 2019. Formerly referred to as Broadway Connection or Mackie Building South.

• Immanuel Presbyterian Church

  

  Historic church designed by Edward Townsend Mix.

• Iron Block Building

  Recently restored office building located at the intersection of N. Water St. and E. Wisconsin Ave.

• John W. Mariner Building

  

• Johnson Controls Building

  

  A seven-building complex located in downtown Milwaukee.

• Judge Jason Downer House

  Historic home on northeastern edge of downtown Milwaukee.

• Juneau Square

  

  Three-building complex in downtown Milwaukee. Juneau Square North is a 9-story office tower and Juneau Square South is a 4-story office building.

• Juneau Village Towers

  

  Juneau Village Towers is a three-building apartment complex in downtown Milwaukee

• Kern Center

  

  The Kern Center is an athletic and wellness complex owned by MSOE.

• Kilbourn Tower

  33-story condominium tower in downtown Milwaukee

• Library Hill Apartments

• Loyalty Building

  

  611 N Broadway

• Mackie Building

  

  The Mackie Building is a historic office building in Downtown Milwaukee.

• Majestic Building

  

  Home of the Playbill Flats

• Marcus Performing Arts Center

  

  Arts complex at 929 N. Water St.

• Matthew Keenan House

  

  Historic mansion just off Cathedral Square Park now used as an office building.

• Matthews Building

• McGeoch Building

  

  Historic office building in Milwaukee's East Side Commercial District.

• Milwaukee Athletic Club

  

  Acquired by a partnership of J. Jeffers & Co., Interstate Development Partners and Sage Hospitality Group as part of a redevelopment effort in April 2019. The group will redevelop the hotel in the building into a large facility. The club itself has been temporarily relocated to CityCenter at 735.

• Milwaukee City Hall

  

  Built in 1895, Milwaukee City Hall was once the tallest inhabitable building in the world.

• Milwaukee County Courthouse

  

  Home of the Milwaukee County government. 901 N. 9th Street.

• Milwaukee County Historical Society Building

  

  Downtown building that is home to the Milwaukee County Historical Society. Was formerly home to the Second Ward Savings Bank.

• Milwaukee County War Memorial Center

  Historic structure to honor veterans that also includes offices and the Milwaukee Art Museum.

• Milwaukee Exposition Building

  

  Designed by Walter A. Holbrook. Demolished following a fire in 1905.

• Milwaukee Federal Courthouse

  

  The Milwaukee Federal Courthouse is an iconic Romanesque structure located on E. Wisconsin Ave.

• Milwaukee Main Post Office

  The long-time home of the United States Postal Service in downtown Milwaukee. Developer Matt Garrison and his firm R2 Companies acquired the building in 2015 with the intent to redevelop it into a mixed-use campus. Building straddles Canadian Pacific railroad’s mainline through Wisconsin. South face of building is along Menomonee River. Designed by Miller and Waltz.

• Milwaukee Marriott Downtown

  

  The Milwaukee Marriott Downtown is an under construction hotel in Milwaukee's Juneau Town neighborhood.

• Milwaukee Public Museum

  

  MPM building. Part of the larger property at 710-880 W. Wells St.

• Milwaukee Secure Detention Facility

  Medium-security detention facility.

• Milwaukee Streetcar Operations and Maintenance Facility

  

  Central facility for operations and maintenance of The Hop.

• Mitchell Building

  

  Historic office building in Downtown Milwaukee.

• MKE Lofts

  Apartment building in Westown that was formerly known as the Posner Building.

• Monroe Building

  

  Office building in downtown Milwaukee.

• MSOE Athletic Field

  

  City Assessment Location: 428 E. State St. + 408 E. State St.

• MSOE Campus Center

  

  Milwaukee School of Engineering Campus Center. Acquired by the university in 1987. Originally built as the Blatz Brewing Bottle House and later used by Pabst Brewing Company after it bought out Blatz in 1960. A series of horizontal, blue decorative elements were added to the building’s Market Street and Highland Avenue facades, a subtle nod to the brewery’s ownership by Pabst and its Blue Ribbon brand. Official city address of 1000-1050 N. Market St.

• Neutral Edison

  

  A 31-story apartment tower under development at 1005 N. Edison St.

• No Studios Building

  

  The former Research Lab for the Pabst Brewing Company.

• Northwestern Mutual North Building

  

  The Northwestern Mutual North Building is the office building on the north end of the company's downtown campus.

• Northwestern Mutual Tower and Commons

  

  A 32-story office tower built along Wisconsin Avenue for insurance company Northwestern Mutual.

• Northwestern National Insurance Company Building

  

  Historic bank building on E. Wisconsin Ave.

• Nova

  

  A 251-unit apartment building at L-shaped site at 1237 N. Van Buren St.

• O’Donnell Park Structure

  

• Office on the Square Building

    Learn More “Office on the Square Building” – Milwaukee Public Library

• Old St. Mary’s Church

  

  Historic Milwaukee church located downtown.

• Pabst Theater

  

  Historic theater in downtown Milwaukee now used primarily as a venue for touring musical artists

• Pasadena Apartments

  

• Pfister Hotel

  

  The Pfister Hotel is the most iconic hotel in Downtown Milwaukee.

• Plankinton Arcade

  

• Police Administration Building

  

• Public Service Building

  

  Built by The Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company as an office building and downtown passenger terminal for the regional interurban system.

• Railway Exchange Building

  Originally referred to as the Herman Building.

• Ramada Milwaukee Downtown

  

  Former downtown Milwaukee Ramada Inn hotel.

• Regency House

  

  High-rise condominium tower located in Milwaukee's East Town neighborhood

• River Bank Plaza

  

  3L Real Estate acquired the building in 2021 from Rick Mitchell as part of a proposed conversion to approximately 130 apartments known as RiverWalk Lofts.

• Riverfront Plaza

  

  The Riverfront Plaza building is a mixed-use building along the Milwaukee River.

• Saint Kate The Arts Hotel

  

  Downtown Milwaukee hotel owned by the Marcus Corp.

• Shoreham

  

  Shoreham is an apartment building on the lower east side owned by JBC 17 LLC.   More Information Shoreline Real Estate Company Listing

• SpringHill Suites (Commerce Building)

  

  Former office building converted to a hotel.

• St. James Court Historic Apartments

  

  Historic apartment building on W. Wisconsin Ave.

• St. James Episcopal Church

  

  Church located in Milwaukee's Westown neighborhood.

• Steinmeyer Building

  

  Historic building on N. Old World Third St.

• Streetcar Flats

  

  Nine-story building in downtown Milwaukee.

• Tempo by Hilton Milwaukee

  

  Hotel proposed by HKS Holdings for surface parking lot in Westown.

• The Avenue

  

  Former Grand Avenue Mall (and later Shops of Grand Avenue) retail complex.

• The Blackstone Apartments

  

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

• The Blatz

  

  The Blatz is a mixed-use building in Milwaukee’s East Town (Juneau Town) neighborhood.

• The Bookends

  

• The Buckler

  The Buckler is an apartment building in Westown.

• The Caroline

  

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

• The Colonial

  

• The Couture

  

  A 44-story apartment tower on Milwaukee's lakefront.

• The Holland

  

  The Holland, 935 N. Cass St., is an apartment building in East Town. Website here.  

• The Lexington

  

  The Lexington is an apartment building in Milwaukee. According to the listing the building is designed in a  modern retro-style.   Learn More Shoreline Real Estate Listing 

• The Moderne

  

  Condominium and apartment tower.

• The Palladium

  

  Headquarters for the Hammes Company at 210 E. Knapp St.

• The Plaza Hotel

  

  The Plaza Hotel is located in the lower east side of Milwaukee.  It was designed the architect George W. Adams, and its design is noticeably art deco.  According the the hotels website the building was originally constructed in 1925 as two individual buildings. More information Plaza Hotel Home Page

• The Sentinel Building

  

  Built as a home for the Milwaukee Sentinel in 1892.

• The Vermont Apartments

  The Vermont was a Northwestern Mutual owned apartment building at 610 E. Mason St.

• The Waldorf Apartments

  

  The Waldorf, 930 N. Marshall St., is an apartment building in Milwaukee.

• The Westin Milwaukee

  

  The Westin Hotel Downtown Milwaukee is a 220-room hotel located immediately south of the US Bank Center.

• Turner Hall

  

• Two Fifty

  

  Downtown Milwaukee office building and parking garage.

• U.S. Bank Center

  

  The US Bank Center is the tallest building in the state of Wisconsin.

• University Club

  

  Private social club overlooking Lake Michigan.

• University Club Tower

  

  University Club Tower is a residential high-rise in Milwaukee's Juneau Town neighborhood.

• UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena

  

  Formerly known as the US Cellular Arena and Milwaukee Arena.

• Van Buren City Lofts

  Van Buren City Lofts is a residential condominium building on the north end of downtown Milwaukee. The building contains 38 units. The building is the former garage of the Luick Ice Cream Company. It was converted in 2002. During conversion to condominiums, an additional floor was added to the building.

• Vantage on the Park

  

  96-unit apartment building in downtown Milwaukee.

• Viets Field

  

  Viets Field is a university-owned parking garage with a soccer field on top.

• Villa Filomena

  

  Formerly known as the Robert P. Fitzgerald House.

• Vim + Vigor Lofts

  100-unit apartment building at The Brewery.

• Walter Schroeder Library

  

• Wayland Apartments

  

  Wayland Apartments, 839 N. Marshall St.

• Wells Building

  

  The Wells Building is a 15-story historic office building in downtown Milwaukee.

• Wisconsin Gas Building

  

  The Wisconsin Gas Building is a historic office building in Downtown Milwaukee famous for its rooftop flame.