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Eyes on Milwaukee: City Seeks House Factory For Century City

City Seeks House Factory For Century City Proposal seeks to create jobs and as many as 800 highly energy efficient housing units per year. By Jeramey Jannene - Jun 14th, 2021 03:19 pm //end headline wrapper ?>Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee A field at the former Tower Automotive factory site in Century City. Photo taken July 26th, 2018 by Jeramey Jannene. Your next house could be made in a factory in Milwaukee’s Century City business park. The vision, from the City’s Environmental Collaboration Office (ECO), is to create equitable housing and new jobs while addressing climate change.

Milwaukee development commissioner Crump said Century City is generating interest

Eyes on Milwaukee: Barrett Pushes Council To Accept Milwaukee Tool Deal

Council seeking labor agreement for contracted service workers. By Jeramey Jannene - Apr 24th, 2021 03:40 pm //end headline wrapper ?>Milwaukee Tool rendering for 501 W. Michigan St. Rendering by Stephen Perry Smith. Next week the Milwaukee Common Council will begin its review of the Milwaukee Tool financing proposal that would bring up to 2,000 jobs to the Westown neighborhood in exchange for $20 million in city cash as part of a complicated, performance-based tax incremental financing district. But it’s not what’s in the deal that has raised concern from council members, it’s what is not in it. A labor group is pushing for a community benefits agreement to establish pay assurances and job protection for the contracted service workers that will support the office facility at 501 W. Michigan St.

Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett urges approval of Milwaukee Tool project

Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett said it would be a serious mistake for the city not to approve plans for a new Milwaukee Tool office downtown.  Barrett encouraged the Common Council in a letter Friday to move forward with Milwaukee Tool s proposal because of the message it would send to the business community.  Pushing Milwaukee Tool away would be a serious mistake and a major disappointment, Barrett wrote in the letter.  Brookfield-based Milwaukee Tool has plans to buy and renovate a five-story, 350,000-square-foot office building at 501 W. Michigan St. The company is seeking up to $20 million in city financing for the new office that would have up to 2,000 employees. 

Eyes on Milwaukee: Milwaukee Tool Deal Gets First Approval