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The fully-leased 125,000 SF facility at 2350 Springbrook Court is currently occupied by WestRock, a global packaging solutions company.
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Residents are moving into The Malt House, 118 apartments in the seven-story building at 1009 W. Juneau Ave.
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Zilber Park was designed by Julie Bargmann, the founding principal of D.I.R.T. Studio, and was one of the first projects at the Pabst redevelopment.
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Tom Bernacchi, a longtime executive at ZPG who passed away in 2020, was also honored as a CARW Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame recipient.
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Q&A with Chelsea Couette, who has been named one the "16 People to Know in Construction and Real Estate."
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Ranging in size from 45,000 up to 250,000 SF, the buildings are fully-occupied by long-standing tenants: Cummins, Inc.; Pepsi, National Food Distributors; and Panoramic.
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The group’s new office is on the ninth floor of the 14-story building, located at 710 N. Plankinton Ave. and home to the Riverside Theater.
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The restaurant and bar will soon occupy the space that was formerly Jackson's Blue Ribbon Pub at 1203 N. 10th Street.
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The fully-leased industrial facility at 711 Fairview is currently occupied by Solotech, a global leader in audiovisual and entertainment as well as B&C Logistics, a third-party logistics firm.
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They plan to take over the former Captain Pabst Pilot House taproom that closed in December 2020. This new location will be making different beers than their Amherst brewery.
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Rebranding the name and space to Bottle House 42 more accurately reflects the culinary and events venue. It's also a nod to being in historic building #42, Pabst's bottling house.
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Skyline Bar + Lounge is located on the top floor of No Studios, the creative arts hub in a former Pabst building. This glass enclosed space offers views of the city and outdoor rooftop patios.
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Commercial real estate market has changed during the last 13 months. But Milwaukee and its suburbs have proven resilient during these challenging times.
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BH 42 name is a tribute to the years it was Pabst's bottling facility. BH 42 has a beer hall, event space, restaurant, patio, beer garden, and rooftop bar.
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Businesses growth in Racine and Kenosha counties continues. What is that area's key issues, challenges, and opportunities? All will be explored during this free virtual event on 4/22.
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The former Pabst Brewery sat vacant for years after it closed in 1996. It's now The Brewery, a new neighborhood with housing, offices, restaurants, hotels, university building, two public parks.
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Renovations at the Malt House Lofts, 1009 W. Juneau Ave., are in "full out completion mode right now".
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Plans are to break ground on the two buildings in spring. These two buildings, each with 178,00 square feet, will be located north of the Beloit Avenue and Highway 11 intersection.
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