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BUILDING BLOCKS: Harbor Lofts in Menasha
By: Daily Reporter Staff//May 24, 2022//
ADDRESS: 130 Main St., Menasha
SIZE: 32,500–square-foot, three-story building
START OF CONSTRUCTION : May
END OF CONSTRUCTION: End of 2022
DEVELOPER: Dark Horse Development, Appleton
CONTRACTOR: Hoffman Planning, Design & Construction, Inc., Appleton
SIGNIFICANCE OF PROJECT: Plans for this project call for overhauling a 30-year-old office building in downtown Menasha and adding a fourth story. Eventually, the mixed-use development will have commercial space in its basement and on its first floor. The second, third and fourth floors will have 14 apartments in total. Demolition of the building’s interior is already underway.
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