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Property summary
This exceptional seven-story Class B office building, located at 611 E Wisconsin Avenue in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, offers a variety of flexible office spaces ideal for businesses of all sizes. Built in 1964, the building boasts a total of 145,545 square feet, with 105,291 square feet currently available. Suites range from a minimum of 2,189 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 19,516 square feet, providing ample room for expansion or consolidation. The property features convenient amenities including underground heated parking and reserved surface parking, ensuring easy access for employees and clients. On-site dining facilities add to the convenience and appeal of this location. Situated in the heart of downtown Milwaukee, this building provides excellent visibility and accessibility, with easy access to major transportation routes and a vibrant urban environment. The multiple tenancy structure offers a diverse and dynamic atmosphere. This is a unique opportunity to secure prime office space in a well-maintained building with a wealth of desirable features. The building is located in Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, and has a zip code of 53202.
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Hotel & Motel
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Financial Advisor
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Financial Advisor
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The C9F(A) office and service district is designed and intended to serve both as a retail trade and a personal and business services district, as well as a major center of office commercial activities
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C9F(A) · Milwaukee, WIThe C9F(A) office and service district is designed and intended to serve both as a retail trade and a personal and business services district, as well as a major center of office commercial activities
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The C9F(A) office and service district is designed and intended to serve both as a retail trade and a personal and business services district, as well as a major center of office commercial activities
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