Additional vitamin and dietary supplements and body care products complement a food offering that is nearly 50% fresh and perishable goods. The Fresh Thyme Farmers Market concept offers its clientele a value-driven alternative to conventional store offerings, carrying a grocery inventory comprised of perishable, fresh, organic and health oriented products.
The credits were purchased by US Bank Community Development Corporation. Debt financing was provided by BMO | Harris Bank. The program is designed to attract investment and jobs to redeveloping urban areas. New Markets Tax Credits are federal credits that can be sold to investors who use them to offset federal tax liability. and executive-in-charge for the project. Lincoln, Senior Vice President of Mandel Group, Inc. “We are fortunate to have had the opportunity to partner with the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority, which awarded an allocation of New Markets Tax Credits for the grocery component of the development”, explained Richard W. The vertical design of the building and below‐grade parking maintains the integrity of the neighborhood’s urban design, but adds substantial costs to the development. Shoppers will access the store via escalators and a cartilator for shopping carts. The grocery will be serviced with underground heated parking. Mandel is planning a 2015 start for this last phase. Phase IV will complete the North End neighborhood by adding approximately 245 additional apartment homes, for a total of 650 residences in the North End neighborhood. Planning is underway for a fourth and final phase which will be constructed on North Water Street immediately south of North End Phase I/II.
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Denim Park, a public square at the corner of Water and Pleasant, hosts a popular evening music series during the summer months. The building will be added to the existing North End neighborhood development, which already includes 238 apartments and 17,000 square feet of street level retail space. Construction will begin immediately, with projected initial occupancy in late 2015. announced today that it had completed and closed on financing for its third phase of the North End neighborhood development, raising $53+ million to develop a six‐story mixed use building at the corner of North Water and East Pleasant Streets in downtown Milwaukee. Upon completion, the building will incorporate a 29,500 square foot Fresh Thyme Farmers Market grocery and 168 new luxury apartment homes.
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