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Department of City Development
In 2021, the Common Council of the City of Milwaukee allocated $15 million in Federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding to the Department of City Development (DCD) for the Homes MKE Program to renovate vacant houses in the City’s inventory of tax-foreclosed residential properties and return them to productive use.
2471-73 W. Auer Ave (pending) | 5313 N. 37th St. (pending)
You will be directed to the Homes MKE Real Estate Map where you can click color-coded dots to view photos and find information about Homes MKE properties.
The goals of Homes MKE are to:
What's Happening Right Now: September 26, 2024: Nineteen houses have been fully renovated: Four properties have occupants participating in a rent-to-own program. Thirteen properties have been sold for homeownership. Two properties are pending sale to a new homeowner. Over thirty properties are under renovation.
If you are interested in developer or resident information, click a street sign below to learn how Homes MKE might work for you:
ATTN: Homes MKE, 809 N Broadway, 2nd Floor, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Construction Contact- Olgita David:
P:414-286-5831; C:414.308.6623; E:[email protected]
Developer Contact- Ed Miller:
P:414.286.3828; C:414.708.1149; E:[email protected]
Resident Contact- Jeremy Mitchell:
P:414-286-6459; C:414.708.1182; E:[email protected]
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