TIF expansion for 100 East Wisconsin housing conversion
Milwaukee
Summary
The downtown office-to-apartments conversion costs jumped $21 million, so the developer is asking for $2.2 million more in TIF and a 20-year term. Because it's a developer-financed TIF, taxpayers aren't on the hook if the project fails — the risk stays with the developer and lenders.
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Last discussed Feb 24, 2026.
Impact analysis
$2.2 million more in TIF support plus $40,000 administration, on top of $14.4 million originally approved.
Future renters, including 75% rent-restricted units, and the developer's financing gap.
Tax base recovery is deferred until increment flows; Ald. Coggs dissented.
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