Walker’s Point

Walker’s Point is a neighborhood that is bounded by the Burnham Canal and E. Seeboth St. on the north, S. 1st St. on the east, W. Greenfield Ave. on the south, and S Cesar E. Chavez Dr. and N. 16th St. on the west.

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Recent Press Releases Referencing Walker’s Point

Milwaukee Department of City Development Proposes Funding for Improved Public Safety

Mar 12th, 2026 by City of Milwaukee Department of City Development

 

Brand Milwaukee Forum to Examine How Local Creatives Can Help Redefine the City’s Image

Mar 5th, 2026 by Culture x Design

Culture x Design launches civic forum series to strengthen Milwaukee’s creative economy through entrepreneurship support and storytelling.

Lithographer Cynthia Brinich-Langlois’ Solo Show, “Inklings” Will Enchant Grove Gallery With Ecological Fantasy

Mar 3rd, 2026 by Grove Gallery

Show opening on March 20th, 2026 from 5-9pm

Neighborhood Buildings

• 100-104 W. Maple St.

  

• 1024-1028 S. 5th St.

  

• 1100-1102 S. 1st St.

  

  Two-story building with three apartments above. Was home to restaurant c. 1880 from 2012 to 2018.

• 1100-1110 S. 5th St.

  

  Redeveloped into a home for Arts @ Large and other organizations in 2019.

• 1120 S. Barclay St.

  

  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.

• 114-122 W. National Ave.

  

• 117 E. Pittsburgh Ave.

  

  Vacant lot owned by developer Robert Joseph.

• 117 W. National Ave.

  

• 117-121 W. Pittsburgh Ave.

  

  Formerly planned for conversion by Stamm Technologies to their new headquarters, the building is now for sale.

• 1201 S. 3rd St.

  

  Parking structure owned by Rockwell Automation.

• 1201-1251 S. 2nd St.

  

• 1213 S. 4th St.

  

• 123 E. Walker St.

  

  Former Allen-Bradley warehouse redeveloped as a corporate headquarters for Wantable with first-floor cafe (Wantable Cafe).

• 1239 S. 11th St.

  

  Winner of 2020 Mayor’s Design Award

• 124 W. National Ave.

  

• 126 S. 2nd St.

  

• 1288 S. 1st St.

  

  Proposed location of a Summit Credit Union branch.

• 131 W. Seeboth St.

  

• 131-141 S. 1st St.

  

• 1325-27 W. Mineral St.

• 135 E. Pittsburgh Ave.

  

  Home of Broken Bat Brewing.

• 139 E. Oregon St.

  

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

• 1401-1403 W. Washington St.

  

• 1412-1426 W. National Ave.

  

  Former location of Astronautics Corporation of America.

• 145 S. 1st St.

  

• 145 S. 2nd St.

  

• 149-153 S. 1st St.

  

• 1517 S. 2nd St.

  

  Mixed-use building in Milwaukee's Walker's Point neighborhood.

• 1522 S. 2nd St.

  

• 155 S. 1st St.

  

• 160 S. 2nd St.

  

• 161 First

  

  Mixed-use development in Walker's Point.

• 1617-1619 S. 1st St.

  

  Mixed-use building in Milwaukee's Walker's Point neighborhood.

• 169-171 S. 2nd St.

  

• 170 S. 2nd St.

  

  Proposed in 2019 for conversion into the Nazro Hardware Lofts by developer Robert Joseph. Project was completed and branded as the Cream City Lofts.

• 195-197 S. 2nd St.

  

• 1958-1970 S. 1st St.

  

  The longtime home of Commercial Heat Treating. Sold in 2018 and again in 2019.

• 202 W. Scott St.

  

  Former Scandinavian Evangelical Lutheran Church.

• 207 E. Florida St.

  

• 215 E. National Ave.

  

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

• 217-219 S. 2nd St.

  

• 220 E. Pittsburgh Ave.

  

  Headquarters of 88Nine Radio Milwaukee.

• 221-225 S. 2nd St.

  

• 222 W. Freshwater Way

  

• 224 S. 1st St.

  

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

• 224-232 W. Bruce St.

  

• 228 S. 1st St.

  

  A 2016 plan from LCM Funds would redevelop it into modern office space. Construction is expected to begin in March 2021.

• 234 Florida

  

• 234 S. Water St.

  

  Site of four housing proposals in ten years. Rivianna was proposed by Robert Schultz in 2009. David Winograd proposed an apartment building for the site in 2015. Peter Renner proposed condominiums for the site in 2017. Ryan Bedford proposed an apartment tower in 2019. As of September 2019 the land is owned by VJS Construction Services.

• 235 S. 2nd St.

  

  Known as the Borger Building for original tenant John Borger. Construction on a conversion to apartments started in 2021.

• 247 Freshwater

  Anchor office building in the Reed Street Yards.

• 260 W. Seeboth St.

  

• 300 S. Barclay St.

  

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

• 318 W. National Ave.

  

  Site of Lynde & Harry Bradley Technology and Trade School

• 319 W. Virginia St.

  

  Site of Lynde & Harry Bradley Technology and Trade School

• 325 W. Florida St.

  

• 401-413 S. 2nd St.

  

• 408 S. 3rd St.

  

• 412-414 S. 2nd St.

  

• 414 S. 3rd St.

  

• 414 W. Scott St.

  

• 415 S. 3rd St.

  

  415 S. 3rd St. is a building in Milwaukee's Walker's Point neighborhood owned by 5th Ward Partners, LLC.

• 416 W. Scott St.

  

• 420 S. 1st St.

  

  Designed by Grassold & Johnson for International Harvester.

• 420 W. Scott St.

  

  Home of Saint Stephen Lutheran Church

• 422 S. 4th St.

  

  422 S. 4th St. is a building in Milwaukee's Walker's Point neighborhood.

• 425-431 W. National Ave.

  

  Now known as The Block. and The George.

• 434-436 S. 2nd St.

  

• 438 S. 2nd St.

  

• 500 S. 3rd St.

  

• 504 W. National Ave.

  

• 507 S. 2nd St.

  

  Eagleknit Innovation Hub. Redeveloped by Wangard Partners in 2020-2021.

• 514-520 S. 6th St.

  

  Four-unit condominium project developed by Forward Investment Group in a historic structure originally built in 1892.

• 522 S. 6th St.

  

  12-unit apartment building in Walker's Point.

• 530 S. 2nd St.

  

  Two-story industrial building in Walker's Point.

• 600 S. 6th St.

  

  Hotel Madrid opened in the building in 2017. Movida relocated to the building in 2020.

• 600-608 W. National Ave.

  

• 601-605 S. 6th St.

  

• 603 S. 5th St.

  

• 605-609 W. Virginia St.

  

  Two-building complex from 1850 and 1907.

• 607 S. 5th St.

  

• 610-616 W. National Ave.

  

• 613 S. 2nd St.

  

• 624 W. National Ave.

  

  Mixed-use building in Walker's Point. Contains three two-bedroom apartments (1,011, 758 and 506 sq-ft) and a 2,450 first-floor restaurant space.

• 625 S. 6th St.

  

• 625-631 W. National Ave.

  

• 625-645 S. 5th St.

  

• 626 S. 5th St.

  

• 626-628 W. National Ave.

  

• 630-640 W. National Ave.

  

• 636 S. 6th St.

  

  Home of Zocalo Food Park. Winner of 2020 Mayor’s Design Award

• 639-641 W. National Ave.

  

• 644 S. 5th St.

  

  Industrial building in Walker's Point converted into retail and office space.

• 645 S. 6th St.

  

• 700-702 S. 2nd St.

  

• 700-706 S. 5th St.

  

• 701 W. National Ave.

  

• 703 S. 2nd St.

  

• 704-710 S. 2nd St.

  

• 715-717 S. 5th St.

  

• 723 S. 2nd St.

  

• 725 S. 1st St.

  

• 803 S. 3rd St.

  

  Designed by architect Henry C. Koch.

• 810 S. 5th St.

  

• 812-814 S. 2nd St.

  

• 818 S. 2nd St.

  

• 823 S. 4th St.

  

  Escuela Vieau School, 823 S. 4th St.

• 829 S. 1st St.

  

  Home of Bray Architects.

• 830-832 S. 5th St.

  

• 839 S. 2nd St.

  

  Long-time home of Crazy Water restaurant.

• 902 S. 3rd St.

  

• 906 S. Barclay St.

  

• 906-908 S. 5th St.

  

• 910 S. 3rd St.

  

• 934 S. 5th St.

  

  Element apartment building is proposed for the site.

• 939 S. 2nd St.

  

• Acosta Middle School

  

  Middle school under construction for the United Community Center.

• Artisan Lofts Apartments

  

  Three-building complex at the southwest corner of W. Pittsburgh Ave. and S. 2nd St. in Walker's Point.

• Brix Apartment Lofts

  Tim Dixon and Hovde Properties are converted the seven-story warehouse into 98 apartments.

• Building 6 at South Water Works

  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.

• Clock Shadow Building

  The Clock Shadow Building is a green building in the Walker's Point neighborhood.

• Coakley Brothers Complex

  

  Coakley Brothers warehouse complex. The six-building complex dates back to 1911 according to city records.

• Element

  

  Apartment building from New Land Enterprises at 924 S. 5th St.

• Freshwater Plaza

  

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

• Harbor Yards

  

  Proposed multi-building development from the Mandel Group.

• J.L. Burnham Building

  Articles Anchoring Walker’s Point, J.L. Burnham Block Documents Permanent Historic Designation Study Report    

• Junior House Lofts

  The Junior House Lofts is an apartment building in Milwaukee’s Walker’s Point neighborhood. It was originally built as a factory in 1915, before being renovated as an apartment building in late 2013 through July of 2013 by HKS Holdings, LLC. The building has 50 apartments. The development’s name is derived from a past tenant, Junior House (later JH Collectibles). Junior House was a Milwaukee-based clothing company. Square D Corp. used the building before Junior House. The project was financed with a $7 million loan from Love Funding Corp. The loan was insured by a fund backed by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The developers also used state and federal historic-preservation tax credits. The development also includes a parcel immediately south (4310710000) of the development. References Milwaukee Journal Sentinel – Former Walker’s Point clothing warehouse becomes apartments – July 23rd, 2013 – Tom Daykin

• Maxwell Lofts

  

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

• Mercantile Lofts

  

  Four-story apartment building in Milwaukee's Walker's Point neighborhood.

• Next Act Theatre

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

• Oregon at South Water Works

  Empty warehouse on the south end of the South Water Works complex.

• Prime Leather Finishes Co. Building

  

  Former Prime Leather Finishes Co. Building at 188 S. 2nd St. that has been converted to a multi-use retail and apartment project by David Winograd.

• Quartet

  

  48-unit apartment building at 1001 S. 2nd St.

• River Place Lofts

  

  Parcel was formerly addressed as 606 W. Oregon St. Part of The Tannery Complex.

• Rivianna

  

• Serif Apartments

  

  Redeveloped as apartments in 2018 by Ann Pieper Eisenbrown.

• SEVEN04 Place

  

  Sixty-unit apartment building at 704-710 W. National Ave.

• Taxco Apartments

  

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

• The Granary Lofts

  

  Eight-story, 69-unit apartment building developed by David Winograd.

• The Iron Horse Hotel

  

  Original building completed in 1907. Hotel completed in 2008.

• The Point on the River

  

• The Quin

  

  A 70-unit apartment building proposed for Walker's Point. Construction is planned to begin in April 2017.

• The Tannery Complex

  

  A complex of office and apartment buildings created from the redevelopment of a large industrial complex.

• The Waterfront

  60-unit condominium development by Peter Renner in Walker's Point.

• The Yards

  

  An 86-unit apartment building by Linden Street Partners.

• THIRTEEN31 Place

  

  A 74-unit apartment building developed by a partnership of Rule Enterprises and Lutheran Social Services of Wisconsin and Upper Michigan.

• Timber Lofts

  

  Historic industrial building repurposed as apartments with four-story mass timber addition.

• Trio Apartments

  

  Apartment complex in Walker's Point.

• Via

  

  Apartment building proposed by New Land Enterprises for properties at 1000-1010 S. 5th St. and 417 W. Mineral St.

• Water Tech One at Reed Street Yards

  

  Water Tech One is a proposed building to be built in the recently created Reed Street Yards area in north Walker's Point.