Renaissance Faire 2

New Markets Tax Credit Coalition

West Allis,
WI
(2010)

Renaissance Faire 2

Mixed-use, Retail

The transofmration of a former warehouse and storage building into an architectural space containing new high quality offices along with ancillary retail and warehouse space.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $28,758,351
Total Project Cost: $28,758,351

IMPACT

800 FTE jobs
117 construction jobs

CDEs

BMO Harris, First-Ring Industrial Redevelopment Enterprise

Investor

US Bank

Project Description

The project is sponsored by Renaissance Faire II, LLC, a special entity created to help transform a former warehouse and storage building into an architectural space containing new high quality offices along with ancillary retail and warehouse space. It adds roughly 300 jobs and add over $20 million during the construction of its first phase.

MAP

Address: 801 South 60th Avenue, West Allis, WI 53214

Census Tract: 55079100200

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