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BUILDING BLOCKS: Former Milwaukee Journal Sentinel home converted to apartments
By: Ethan Duran//November 15, 2022//
BUILDING BLOCKS: Former Milwaukee Journal Sentinel home converted to apartments
By: Ethan Duran//November 15, 2022//
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ADDRESS: 333 W. State St., Milwaukee
SIZE: 33,249 square feet
COST: $35 million
START MONTH: August 2021
COMPLETION: November 2022
OWNER: JS1924 Holdings
DEVELOPER: J. Jeffers & Co.
GENERAL CONTRACTOR: C.G. Schmidt
LEAD ARCHITECT: Eppstein Uhen Architects
PROJECT SIGNIFICANCE: Developer J. Jeffers & Co. transformed the former Milwaukee Journal Sentinel downtown offices into the 141-unit Journal Commons apartment complex.
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