Wisconsin Data and Stories

State Fact Sheet

Map of Selected Projects in Wisconsin

Community Testimonials

Funding via the NMTC process has been instrumental in Milwaukee Habitat’s ability to support safe, affordable housing projects. Our stated objective to double the number of families served is dependent upon this type of funding mechanism in the future.

-Craig Hahn, Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity

Selected Projects in Wisconsin

Bad River Health and Wellness Center

Odanah,
WI
(2011)

Recreation

CDE(s): Travois

A new, modern, culturally appropriate health and wellness center

Meriter Health Services WI

Madison,
WI
(2011)

Affordable Housing, Community, Healthcare, Housing, Mixed-use, Retail, Retail and Commercial

CDE(s): Park National Bank Initiatives

The $90 million mixed-use plan for a site currently owned by Meriter, called Block 51, includes 400 mixed-income housing units, 20,000 sq. ft. of retail space, 100,000 sq. ft. of

Novation Campus

Madison,
WI
(2011)

Community, Incubator, Manufacturing, Retail

CDE(s): Urban Action Community Development

The Novation Campus is a 62-acre commercial development in Madison, Wisconsin.

Beerline

Glendale,
WI
(2010)

Business Development, Manufacturing, Mixed-use, Retail

CDE(s): First-Ring Industrial Redevelopment Enterprise

The transformation of prior vacant underutilized industrial property in the Port Washington corridor of the Riverworks Industrial District.

Foremost Farms

Richland Center,
WI
(2010)

Business Development, Manufacturing, Rural

CDE(s): CEI Capital Management, WHEDA

Financing for dairy production upgrades helped retain and create jobs, drive investment to future projects to increase profitability, and return equities to members while retaining the proper equity base.

Renaissance Faire 2

West Allis,
WI
(2010)

Mixed-use, Retail

CDE(s): BMO Harris, First-Ring Industrial Redevelopment Enterprise

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.

ST Paper

Oconto Falls,
WI
(2010)

Business Development, Manufacturing

CDE(s): Cinnaire New Markets, Greenline Ventures, National New Markets Fund, United Fund Advisors, USBCDE, WHEDA

ST Paper purchased the Oconto Falls mill in 2007 and made investments in the operation to expand its customer reach and improve production capabilities.

Boys & Girls Club Of Kenosha

Kenosha,
WI
(2010)

Boys and Girls Clubs, Community, Recreation, Youth and Families

CDE(s): Johnson Community Development Company

Financing for the Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha, serving the youth of Kenosha in their health, social, educational, vocational and character development.