Development Sites: Commercial, Industrial or Residential

Listings will specify a due date or continuous submittal option.

Development sites owned by the City, Redevelopment Authority or MPS are available for commercial and industrial developments that contribute business and retail services to our commercial districts or increase employment in our industrial corridors. Select residential tracts or unique infill lots are also available to expand housing opportunities. Sites listed below are available for quality developments that meet the specified use requirements and City design guidelines, are financially viable and ready for immediate construction and expand our tax base.

PROPERTY PHOTO/MAP	ADDRESS	TYPE		SQ. FT.	ASKING PRICE
	541 North 20th Street Commercial Property Listing Marquette University Neighborhood Listing Sheet Design Criteria Phase I Proposal Summary and Public Statement (RACM) Opportunity Zone Eligible Site	Commercial/ Residentail		9,900	$ 30,000
	1697 North Marshall Street Historic Brady Street Commercial Development Opportunity Proposals will be accepted starting Monday, November 12, 2018. RFP will remain open and proposals will be evaluated on a first-come basis. RFP will remain open until the site is under a developer agreement between the City of Milwaukee and the Developer.  RFP Historic Land Use Investigation	Commercial Development		3,480	$105,000
	6280 South 13th Street Commercial/Restaurant Opportunity Airport Gateway District Site and Vacation Map City Historic Land Use Investigation MIS Sewer Map	Commercial Lot		23,000	$250,000
	Released June 22, 2016 Premiere Transit-Oriented Development Opportunity on a Redevelopment Authority of the City of Milwaukee-owned parcel in the heart of Downtown Milwaukee View RFP and more info at milwaukee.gov/RFP.

General Information

• Offers may be sumitted through licensed commercial brokers.  The listing will specify the commission amount to be paid at closing if the initial submittal is through a licensed broker.  No commissions are paid to related broker/buyers.
• Submissions must include preliminary architectural plans satisfactory to DCD's Design Review Team.
• Buyers must not violate Buyer Policies (see below) at offer submission or closing.
• Sales subject to approval by the Common Council and other bodies as identified in the listing.  Required BOZA approvals will be obtained before Common Council action and zoning changes will be considered concurrently with sale approval.
• Purchase and Sale Agreement will be tailored to the project and will include reversion of title provisions for nonperformance (City sample available; slight variations for RACM or MPS).
• Best efforts must be made for use of City-certified Small Business Enterprises (SBE) for 25% of hard costs and 18% of professional services.
• All project elements must be in place before closing:  approved final construction plans, firm financing and equity, building permits and SBE Agreement.
• Conveyance is by quit claim deed subject to restrictive covenants for performance and use and prohibition on tax-exempt status.
• Sites are sold on an "as is, where is" basis.  Development sites may contain old foundations and debris and are the sole responsibility of the buyer.

Documentation/Information Links

• Buyer Policies
• Project Summary and Public Disclosure Statement:
  City       RACM        MPS      (use version specified in listing)
• Sample Purchase and Sales Agreement
• Sample SBE Best Efforts Agreement