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PHOENIX INVESTORS PLANS TO CLEAR BLIGHTED 27TH STREET PROPERTY FOR FUTURE DEVELOPMENT

As reported in the Milwaukee Business Journal: Phoenix Investors is working with the city of Milwaukee to clear and eventually redevelop a vacant, blighted industrial property on North 27th Street. The property is at 4041 N. 27th St. in the 30th Street Industrial Corridor, where the city and other stakeholders are striving to attract more manufacturing jobs. The 8.3-acre property neighbors a larger former Aldrich Chemical Co. Inc. building Phoenix Investors bought in May 2015, and has been renovating for future tenants, said David Marks, ... Read More

2020-04-30T18:20:52+00:00February 11th, 2016|Frank P. Crivello, Giving Back|
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HEALTH CENTER MOVES INTO LARGER, MORE EFFICIENT SPACE IN OLD GOLDMANN’S STORE

As reported on Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service: The grand staircase and the creaky wooden floors of the Goldmann’s Department Store were a source of warm familiarity for generations of Milwaukeeans on the city’s South Side until the department store closed about a decade ago. Now restored, the staircase leads to another community treasure: the Gerald L. Ignace Indian Health Center. The building at 930 W. Historic Mitchell Street, once home to the all-inclusive department store, now houses the all-inclusive community health center, which moved from ... Read More

2020-04-30T18:20:39+00:00January 27th, 2016|Frank P. Crivello, Giving Back|
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GROUP TO DONATE EMPTY WINN DIXIE STORE TO SOUTHWEST GEORGIA PROJECT

SGP plans to convert the facility into a farmers market and food hub As reported in the Albany Herald: ALBANY — An affiliate of Phoenix Investors, LLC, based in Milwaukee, will donate a former Albany Winn-Dixie grocery store to Southwest Georgia Project for Community Education, Inc. (Southwest Georgia Project) next Friday. The building is located near intersection of Radium Springs Road and E. Oakridge Drive. The gift, valued at $2.35 million, will give the Southwest Georgia Project, which is a non profit organization that advocates ... Read More

2020-07-02T14:28:15+00:00October 23rd, 2015|Frank Crivello, Giving Back|
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