National Equity Fund

Milwaukee Soldiers Home PHASE II

Milwaukee, WI


Statistic
Jobs Created: 18
Jobs Year One: 76


Phase II of the Soldiers Home project that will serve veterans and homeless individuals between 30-60% AMI. All units will be covered by a VASH subsidy.


Project Details:

Completed:
2021
Population Served:
Special Needs
Total Units:
63
Mix of Residences:
1 Bedroom (42),SRO (14),3 Bedroom (6),4 Bedroom (1)
Net Equity:
11.62M
Credit Type:
4%
Other Credits:
FHIST
Total Project Costs:
26.14M
Developer(s):
Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee,The Alexander Company, Inc.
Property Manager:
The Alexander Company, Inc.
Architect:
The Alexander Company, Inc.,Uihlein/Wilson - Ramlow/Stein Architects, Inc.
General Contractor:
J.P. Cullen & Sons, Inc.

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