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Wangard Partners Receives Energy Star Label For Wauwatosa, WI Office Development Property

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Wangard Partners is proud to announce its office development property, High Pointe Office Center, located at 1200 North Mayfair Road, Wauwatosa, WI has received the ENERGY STAR label for 2021.

Wangard Partners, Inc. utilizes Energy Star Portfolio Manager to track energy and water consumption, and greenhouse gas emissions at its office buildings and development properties. This is called “benchmarking.” The first step to saving energy at your building is to benchmark — that is, to measure and compare your building’s energy to similar buildings, past consumption, or a reference performance level.  Benchmarking turns the information on your utility bill into knowledge you can act on.

The ENERGY STAR score compares a building’s energy performance to similar buildings nationwide, normalized for weather and operating characteristics. A score of 50 represents median performance. A higher score is better than average; lower is worse. An Energy Star score of 75 or higher qualifies a building for Energy Star certification and LEED for Operations and Maintenance certification, recognition programs for energy efficient, sustainable buildings. 

High Pointe Office Center is the headquarters of Wangard Partners. is proud to announce it has received the ENERGY STAR label for 2021. The office development is conveniently located within the “Hub” of Metro Milwaukee on the corner of Watertown Plank and Mayfair Road in Wauwatosa. It offers unbeatable access to major freeway arterials and has a reputation as the premier Class A office center in the Milwaukee suburban marketplace. Additional information on this office property can be found on the High Pointe Office Center property details page of the Wangard Partners website. High Pointe Office Center has received the ENERGY STAR label for 2021.

An ENERGY STAR labeled building is defined by the following criteria:

  1. Increases tenant attraction and retention rates.
  2. Reduces energy-related costs and generates savings.
  3. Contributes to a cleaner, healthier community.
  4. Prepares for upcoming energy reporting laws and regulations.

For more information on how your development can become Energy Star certified, please see www.energystar.gov.

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6940 Washington Avenue Mount Pleasant

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6940 Washington Avenue Mount Pleasant

This former auto dealership is 13,671 SF and was built with an expandable footprint. Located in the path of high traffic volume and new proposed development this facility is easily adaptable into retail or distribution. It includes office space as well as a mechanic shop with mezzanine and is concrete block with 16’ clear height. It is within 15 minutes of Downtown Racine, 32 minutes of Milwaukee and 70 minutes of Chicago. Foxconn is just 12 minutes south of the site. Prime space for a mix of uses including commercial, retail or hospitality.

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Freshwater Plaza Phase II Lot 4

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Freshwater Plaza Phase II Lot 4

Freshwater Plaza Retail Center is adjacent to the inner harbor, located between Rockwell Automation and the rail corridor. This prime development is the gateway to the UWM School of Freshwater Sciences, one of the most highly publicized developments within the Milwaukee Water Corridor as well as the Inner Harbor. Freshwater Plaza Retail Center is a catalyst for the neighborhood and is anchored by Cermak Fresh Market, the only full service grocery store near the inner harbor, and is conveniently situated between the Third Ward and Bay View neighborhoods, with higher quality of shopping and local flair. A Sherwin Williams Store is currently under construction on the North Outlot.

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Shoppes of Nagawaukee

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SHOPPES OF NAGAWAUKEE

The Shoppes at Nagawaukee is located within a premier retail corridor in Delafield, Wisconsin, just 20 miles west of Downtown Milwaukee. “The Shoppes” offer a range of mixed-use national retail tenants such as: Best Buy, Panera and Famous Footwear. Whether you are seeking to grab a bite to eat or purchase that state-of-the-art entertainment system “The Shoppes” is the place to meet your every need. This lifestyle retail center is the choice location for branded retailers looking to enter the marketplace.

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COTTONWOOD PLAZA – HARTLAND

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COTTONWOOD PLAZA

This 54,693 SF multi-tenant retail center is home of anchor tenant Fox Brothers Piggly Wiggly as well as in-line tenants including: Domino’s Pizza, Lake Country Hair Design, Kings Wok, Cousins Subs and Sun Laundry. Cottonwood Plaza is located south of Downtown Hartland and is east and adjacent to Securant Bank & Trust, the US Post Office, Hartland Quick Lube, Lake Country Industrial Park and many single family and multi-family communities. Cottonwood Plaza is currently 94% leased with two vacant units. Facade and landscaping enhancements coming in 2019!

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507 South Second Street

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507 South Second Street (AVAILABLE in 2019)

The Walker’s Point area has evolved into one of the hottest new commercial districts within the City of Milwaukee. Wangard Partners has up to 84,000 SF of available space for lease within the 84,000 SF 507 S. 2nd Street building, which was the formerly Eagle Knitting Mills building in 1928. This historically industrialized area is emerging as an exciting and diverse commercial/entertainment district. The City of Milwaukee and Walker’s Point Association created a strategic action plan for the area, which noted several key goals and metrics for the area.

Property Highlights:

  • Per the 2000-2010 Census, the area quadrupled in population, which is expected to continue.
  • Walker’s Point is the fastest growing tract within the City of Milwaukee.
  • The area is targeting continued development and has a goal of attracting and growing the creative sector, small manufacturing, entertainment and mixed-use (high-density/high-amenity mix).
  • Emphasis will be placed on placemaking and walk-to-work infrastructure.
  • The area immediately surrounding the building has a Walk Score of 86 (very walkable), a Transit Score of 60 (good transit) and is four minutes from Downtown Milwaukee and two minutes from the Third Ward.

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