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Recent Press Releases Referencing Harbor View

Design Plans Unveiled for Harbor District Riverwalk Project

Mayor Cavalier Johnson and Department of City Development continue to advance efforts to grow Milwaukee’s Riverwalk and expand public access

North Shore Bank Announces Return of Second Annual Southside Dining Week Sept. 17 – 24

Community bank and local restaurants join together to celebrate international cuisine in Milwaukee’s southside neighborhoods

Neighborhood Buildings

  • 1022 S. 1st St.

    Mobay Cafe, 1022 S. 1st St. Photo taken May 5th, 2021 by Cari Taylor-Carlson.

    Tenant History Chez Jacques (2001-2016) Cocina 1022 (2018-2019) Mobay Cafe (2020-) List is incomplete

  • 105-149 S. Barclay St.

    105-149 S. Barclay St. Photo by Mariiana Tzotcheva

  • 1120 S. Barclay St.

    Foamation factory, 1120 S. Barclay St. Photo by Jeramey Jannene.

    Home of Cheesehead manufacturer Foamation since 2016. Was previously used as a production brewery by Horny Goat Brewing Company. According to the Wisconsin Historical Society, the building was built in 1915 and for A.P. Green Refractories of Wisconsin, Inc.

  • 130 S. Water St.

    130 S. Water St. Photo taken on October 10, 2020 by Mariiana Tzotcheva

  • 135 E. National Ave.

    Allie Boy’s Bagelry & Luncheonette, 135 E. National Ave. Photo taken April 24th, 2021 by Dave Reid.

  • 139 E. Oregon St.

    139 E. Oregon St. Photo by Jeramey Jannene.

    Part of former Pittsburgh Plate Glass campus. Formerly proposed for redevelopment into The Barclay with 300 S. Barclay St.

  • 201 Deco

    Pittsburgh Plate Glass Enamel Plant.

    Former factory turned office space in Milwaukee's Harbor View neighborhood.

  • 207 E. Florida St.

    Railroad spur to be acquired by V. Marchese. Company facility in the background. Photo by Jeramey Jannene., October 2018

  • 212 E. Mineral St.

    212 E. Mineral St. Photo by Jeramey Jannene.

  • 215 E. National Ave.

    The Model Railroad Club of Milwaukee. Photo by Jeramey Jannene.

    Home of the Model Railroad Club of Milwaukee since 1936. Built as Allis Station for the Milwaukee Road.

  • 224 E. Washington St.

    George's Pub (Photo by Michael Horne)

  • 228 E. National Ave.

    The Horse Barn

    Commonly known as the Horse Barn.

  • 300 S. Barclay St.

    300 S. Barclay St. Photo by Jeramey Jannene.

    Part of former Pittsburgh Plate Glass campus. Proposed for redevelopment into The Barclay with 139 E. Oregon St.

  • 354 E. National Ave.

    Kruz. Photo by Michael Horne.

  • 546 S. Water St.

    546 S. Water St. Photo by Dave Reid.

  • 600 E. Greenfield Ave.

    UWM School of Freshwater Sciences, 600 E. Greenfield Ave. Photo courtesy of the City of Milwaukee Department of City Development.

    The Harbor District offices are located within the building.

  • 818 S. Water St.

    Boone & Crockett. Photo by Michael Horne.

    Home of Boone & Crockett and The Cooperage.

  • 828 S. 1st St.

    Site of Restaurant Jerez, 828 S. 1st St. Photo taken Jan. 9, 2023 by Sophie Bolich.

  • 838 S. 1st St.

    Freight 38, 838 S. 1st St. Photo by Dave Reid.

    838 1st Street is a two-building complex in Milwaukee's Harbor View neighborhood.

  • Bridgeview at South Water Works

    Bridgeview at South Water Works

    55-unit apartment building in the South Water Works devlopment.

  • Building 6 at South Water Works

    Building 6

    Building 6 is an apartment building in the South Water Works development on the edge of the Walker’s Point neighborhood. Originally built by Lighthouse Development, the project was lost through foreclosure. It contains 52 units. The building was built as an addition to 201 E. Pittsburgh Ave., a former Pittsburgh Plate Glass building built in the art deco style. The South Water Works development also includes the Bridgeview at South Water Works apartments and Oregon at South Water Works apartments.

  • Freshwater Plaza

    Freshwater Plaza. Photo from Wangard Partners, Inc.

    Mixed-use development by Wangard Partners at the northeast corner of S. 1st St. and E. Greenfield Ave.

  • Freshwater Plaza – Cermak Food Market

    Freshwater Plaza. Photo from Wangard Partners, Inc.

    Grocery store built as part of the Freshwater Plaza development in Harbor View.

  • Freshwater Plaza Apartments

    Freshwater Plaza

    76-unit apartment building built as part of the Freshwater Plaza mixed-use development.

  • Harbor Yards

    Mandel Group's Harbor Yards development. Rendering by HGA.

    Proposed multi-building development from the Mandel Group.

  • Maxwell Lofts

    214 E. Florida St. Photo by Jeramey Jannene.

    Warehouse complex converted to 116-unit apartment complex known as Maxwell Lofts in 2019 by Roers Companies.

  • Next Act Theatre

    Next Act Theatre

    The Transpak Crane Bay building was converted into the Next Act Theatre in 2012.

  • Rivianna

    Rivianna as seen from the river.

  • South Harbor Campus

    Komatsu Mining South Harbor Campus rendering.

    A $285 million manufacturing campus for Komatsu Mining in the Harbor District. The campus includes a three-story, 176,000-square-foot office building, training center, museum and automation lab as well as a 430,000-square-foot, three-story manufacturing facility. Construction started in late summer 2020. Parcels 311 E. Greenfield Ave. (sold by We Energies affiliate in 2020) 401 E. Greenfield Ave. (sold by city in 2020)

  • The Point on the River

    106 W. Seeboth St. Photo by Mariiana Tzotcheva

  • UWM School of Freshwater Sciences

    UWM School of Freshwater Sciences

    University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee school and research institute located in Milwaukee's Harbor View neighborhood.

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