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Recent Press Releases Referencing Northpoint

Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele and Milwaukee County Parks Announce New Concessions This Summer

Apr 16th, 2019 by County Executive Chris Abele

The Dock will operate food and beverage options at Bradford Beach

SSP America Opens Local Favorite Valentine Coffee at MKE

Jan 18th, 2017 by Press Release

Small batch artisan roaster brings top-tier coffee to Airport

Opera On Tap: Lieder Abend

Aug 3rd, 2015 by Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum

Tuesday, August 25 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Neighborhood Buildings

• 2115 E. Woodstock Pl.

  

• 2231 E. North Ave.

  

  Structure is proposed to be demolished as part of E North Development.

• 2275 N. Summit Ave.

  

  Structure is proposed to be demolished as part of E North Development.

• 2279 N. Summit Ave.

  

  Structure is proposed to be demolished as part of E North Development.

• 2604 E. Park Pl.

  

  Damaged by a fire on August 31st, 2019.

• 2648 N. Hackett Ave.

  

• 2662 N. Hackett Ave.

  

• 2664 N. Hackett Ave.

  

• 2666 N. Hackett Ave.

  

• 2704 N. Hackett Ave.

  

• 2710 N. Hackett Ave.

  

• Ascension Columbia St. Mary’s Hospital

  

  City records indicate building at 2315-2345 N. Lake Dr. was built in 1975. An additional phase was approved in 2005 and completed in the following years.

• Brittany House Apartments

  

• Contour Apartments

  

  Parking lot and Qdoba Mexican Grill restaurant planned to become The Prospect Apartments.

• 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.

• Frederick C. Bogk House

  

  Milwaukee home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.

• Milwaukee-Western Fuel Company Building

  

  The Milwaukee Western Fuel Company Building, while low-slung, is colorful with elaborate terracotta friezes and sharp corners.

• North Point Lighthouse

  

• North Point Water Tower

  

  Iconic East Side water tower

• Park Lafayette Towers

  

  Two 20-story apartment towers with 280 total units. Towers use the addresses of 1918 E. Lafayette Pl. and 2036 N. Prospect Ave. The majority of the property is leased out as apartments, but a handful of units were sold as condominiums before the development went into foreclosure in 2009 and the developer entered bankruptcy. Originally developed by Warren Barr, the Mandel Group was retained by the project lender to lease the building.

• Saint John’s on the Lake – South Tower

  

• The Park Lane

  

  A terracotta and brick apartment building.

• Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum

  

• Wyoming Place Condominiums