Komatsu Mining Corp. s new headquarters in Milwaukee s Harbor District will see its first office employees arrive this fall.
That s according to an update of the $285 million corporate campus development presented Tuesday to the Common Council s Zoning, Neighborhoods and Development Committee.
The three-story office building, overlooking the inner harbor at the end of East Greenfield Avenue, is now fully enclosed, said Matthew Beaudry, Komatsu Mining project director and general manager.
Work is proceeding on the office building s interior build-out, he told committee members.
The office building connects to a two-story lab and two-story training building and museum, with all three structures totaling 176,000 square feet,
Milwaukee Tool to Expand with Grant from City of Milwaukee
Courtesy of MilwaukeeTool.com
With the news of the possible expansion of Milwaukee Tool to Downtown on 5th and Michigan with the help of a $20 million grant from the city, one might ask: Why do successful companies need any taxpayer money to begin with?
âThat was actually the first question that I had,â says Alderwoman Marina Dimitrijevic. âWhen I learned about the $20 million grant, I asked the commissioner what it was for, not in a rhetorical way, but actually what it was for.â
One of the main pieces of the grant is the promise of 1,200+ jobs being created by the development of the new Milwaukee Tool location. Alderwoman Dimitrijevic does support the grant, with the help of an amendment she made to it at a meeting last week with the Common Councilâs Zoning, Neighborhoods and Development Committee. Her amendment is two-fold.
By Jeramey Jannene - Apr 28th, 2021 01:52 pm //end headline wrapper ?>Marriott Autograph Collection hotel proposed for 420 W. Juneau Ave. Rendering by GBA.
With city approvals nearly complete on a proposed 205-room hotel across from Fiserv Forum, the Milwaukee Bucks are pursuing plans to build an office building and apartment complex.
North Central Group would build a nine-story Marriott Autograph Collection hotel at 420 W. Juneau Ave., a vacant lot across from Fiserv Forum.
The Common Council’s Zoning, Neighborhoods & Development Committee unanimously recommended approval of a zoning change for the project on Tuesday. The full council will consider the proposal on May 4th.