Stylish, revamped-industrial, Milwaukee’s closest equivalent to Chicago’s West Loop.

Former warehouses converted into lofts, condos, galleries, and boutiques. Home prices and rent among highest in the city. National Register plaques everywhere - home to the Milwaukee Public Market and the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design. Dining and nightlife scene is one of the best in the city. One of the most expensive neighborhoods - rent starts around $2500; condos list from $400k+. 

Who loves it: Young professionals, creatives, empty nesters, and anyone who wants walkability - dense urban environment with a small footprint feeling.

Vibrant urban landscape with brownstones, modern skyscrapers, and lively street, evoking energy and a sense of community.

The image depicts a vibrant urban landscape, showcasing a mix of architectural styles in a bustling city. The foreground features a row of brownstone buildings, suggesting a historical charm, while the mid-ground reveals a wide street filled with parked cars and dotted trees. In the background, a skyline of modern skyscrapers rises, indicating the city's growth and contemporary vibe.

The overall color palette is bright with blue skies, giving it a lively and cheerful atmosphere. This scene might invoke feelings of energy and excitement, reminiscent of urban life full of possibilities. The openness of the street and the presence of greenery could also evoke a sense of community and livability, making it feel inviting and dynamic.

Christie Hurst

Historic Third Ward Neighborhood