Mandel Group unveils $150 million Harbor District plan
Click here to read The Milwaukee Business Journal’s coverage of the Harbor Yards development.
Click here to read The Milwaukee Business Journal’s coverage of the Harbor Yards development.
Mandel Group, Inc. has released updated design plans for its 4.25-acre development site, situated on the Milwaukee River at the northern portal of The Harbor District. The $150 million undertaking is named “Harbor Yards”, to reflect the historic use of the site as a juncture of marine and rail transport while referencing the explosive growth […]
Mandel Group has been and continues to be a proud supporter of Milwaukee’s ACRE program which is administered through LISC Milwaukee in partnership with Marquette University, MSOE and UW-Milwaukee. To learn more about ACRE’s worthwhile endeavors, read this in-depth article that was featured in LISC’s newsletter that is distributed nationwide.
Mandel Group is proposing to develop 315 market-rate apartments within the Pabst Farms master-planned development in Oconomowoc, Wisc. The development, called Pabst Farms Apartments, could add 475 residents to the city and $600,000 in annual tax revenue. The site is located on 34 acres of land at the intersection of Old School House Road and […]
Congratulations to The North End for being recognized as a Top Project by The Daily Reporter! TDR has been recognizing amazing development and construction projects throughout the state of Wisconsin for 20 years. To see The North End feature and a list of this year’s award recipients, go here.
Upscale apartments to be built at Franklin’s Ballpark Commons mixed-use development would receive city financing help under a new proposal. Mandel Group Inc. plans to develop 265 units in five three-story buildings at Ballpark Commons, north of West Loomis Road and west of South 76th Street. The apartments, known as Velo Village, would cost $57.2 million to develop, […]
The 103-unit Chiswick development, at 770 N. Port Washington Road, is a different kind of market-rate housing for a different kind of market than downtown Milwaukee, according to the Milwaukee Business Journal. Click here to see a slideshow tour through the project, including a look at a completed apartment.
Mandel Group Inc. is joining the Ballpark Commons development in Franklin with a proposal for 265 market-rate apartments that would emphasize bicycling culture. The $57.2 million project is planned south of Rawson Avenue along the Oak Leaf Trail, and includes a clubhouse for people biking or jogging along the trail. To read full coverage in […]
The next phase of the Six Points mixed-use development in West Allis will likely be a three-story, 50-unit apartment building. But plans for a grocery store on the former industrial site have been dropped. Mandel Group Inc. plans to develop the apartment building, which would include 10,000 square feet of street-level commercial space, south of […]
Mandel Group is excited to announce that Impulse Care Share will soon launch a new car sharing service in Milwaukee, exclusively for residents of Mandel Group communities. The company’s Nissan Leaf cars will be initially be available at 5 properties – The North End, Gaslight/Corcoran Lofts, East Pointe Commons, Park Lafayette Towers and River’s Edge […]
Talented people want to live and work where opportunities are bountiful and in regions where leaders are open to and invite innovation. And with talent in short supply across the country, highlighting innovation in Wisconsin to attract those professionals is of the upmost importance. This timely article in the Milwaukee Business Journal highlights initiatives that […]
Developer Mandel Group Inc. may seek city of Milwaukee financing to build an apartment high-rise overlooking Lake Michigan, setting up a potential standoff over whether the city should subsidize high-end housing. The developer is investigating financing sources for its Portfolio apartment building planned atop the lake bluff at 1350 N. Prospect Ave. That building could […]
Mandel Group Inc. sold a block of riverside office space in Milwaukee’s 3rd Ward for $10.45 million to a local investor, according to state records. The 41,000 square feet of offices comprise the first floor of Mandel’s Marine Terminal Building at 100 N. Broadway. The space is leased to the Milwaukee office of HGA Architects […]
In late February 2016, Lilith Fowler sat down with a map of a 1,000-acre area people were just beginning to recognize as Milwaukee’s Harbor District and began thinking about possibilities for the abandoned sites, vacant lots and aged heavy industrial buildings. Fowler and city leaders could see potential in the Harbor District. Today, less than […]
Milwaukee developer Mandel Group Inc. bought a second large apartment community in the Des Moines, Iowa, area from Continental Properties, another local real estate firm. Mandel on Monday announced its acquisition of the 160-unit Springs at Jordan Creek apartment community in West Des Moines. It follows Mandel’s late 2017 purchase of the 260-unit Springs of […]
A new link is in the works between the Historic Third Ward and Walker’s Point. To make the connection happen and further extend the Milwaukee RiverWalk, a long-unused railroad swing bridge in the Milwaukee River would be repurposed as the central link in a new pedestrian bridge. Alderman Robert Bauman introduced the idea of the city acquiring the bridge at a […]
Milwaukee‐based Mandel Group, Inc. has purchased two riverfront properties in the Fifth Ward/Walker’s Point area, comprising 2.25 acres with nearly 700 feet of river frontage facing toward Milwaukee’s skyline. The properties, located at 318‐338 South Water Street, were historically used by Kurth Malthouse operations and its related grain elevators. The malt house complex was demolished years ago, while […]
Mandel Group changed its proposal for an office-heavy riverside development in Walker’s Point, and its new $130 million vision has more apartments, some potentially with shared makerspace, and a hotel. The redevelopment covers more than 4 acres at South Water and East Florida streets. It’s a mostly industrial area, with a boat service yard and […]