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Milwaukee Redevelopment Plan Revised, Data Center Component Dropped

4 reports, 4 independent Updated Jul 20
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What happened

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The City Plan Commission in Milwaukee approved revised plans for the redevelopment of a former Walmart store site at 5825 W. Hope Ave. The original proposal included a 19,000-square-foot computer research facility, but this component was removed from the plan in early July. The revised project calls for 200 units of affordable housing, a Milwaukee Public Library branch, and a 108,000-square-foot self-storage facility within the former Walmart building.

From biztimes.com, urbanmilwaukee.com, wisn.com

Why it matters

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The approval of the revised plan follows months of public debate over the site's use. According to reports, the decision to remove the computing research facility reflects resident engagement, though the change comes with a reduction in potential tax revenue for the city.

From wisn.com

Who's involved

  • WalmartFormer owner of the site undergoing redevelopment in Milwaukee.
  • MilwaukeeCity where the redevelopment of the former Walmart building is taking place.

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  • Milwaukee CountySpeculative

    Milwaukee County could experience a shared reduction in potential tax revenue from the canceled development.

How it developed

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  1. Monterrey Market, led by Robert Montemayor, has opened new locations, including a store inside an old Walmart building in Milwaukee and another near West Allis.Sub-event
  2. A development utilizing a former commercial site, including a former Walmart parking lot, is underway in the City of Milwaukee, supported by city loans and a dedicated cleanup fund.Sub-event
  3. Walmart closed the site 10 years ago.1 source
  4. AFS Milwaukee LLC plans to build a data facility in Milwaukee, near a former Walmart store location.Sub-event
  5. Former Walmart building is being redeveloped in Milwaukee.1 source

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