SOPHISTICATED MODERN OFFICE & RETAIL IN MILWAUKEE’S HISTORIC FINANCIAL DISTRICT
THE HISTORY
The Huron Building is located in the heart of Milwaukee’s Historic Financial District, also known as the Hi Fi District-- the center of early Milwaukee’s business and financial activity, and the heartbeat of the economy before Milwaukee was even a formalized city.
The Hi Fi District represents a historically and architecturally significant group of commercial activity between the years of 1856 - 1900, where wholesaling, banking, insurance and manufacturing drove the city’s growth. The district features architecture by locally and nationally renowned architects, and a distinctly rich history related to women’s suffrage, the arts, and the indigenous people who first settled here.
Today, the district remains a growing center of commerce and culture. Completed in 2020, the Huron Building’s commitment to elevating the Hi Fi District is apparent. Its design, scale and materials keep with tradition, standing out as contemporary, but not out of place.
FEATURES
ADDRESS
511 North Broadway
Milwaukee, WI 53202
BUILDING SIZE
Office Space: 163,000 RSF
Retail Space: 10,000 RSF
PARKING
240 temperature-controlled
structured parking spaces
CONNECTIVITY
Ideally located as the mid-point between the Central Business District and the Historic Third Ward
AMENITIES
Large Outdoor Terraces, Upscale Tenant Lounge & Fitness Center, Training Room
LAYOUT
Large open floor plates with impeccable views of Downtown, the Lake & the Milwaukee River
DESIGN
Custom Indiana Limestone Masonry to compliment the neighboring Mackie Building
EXPOSURE
Unbeatable visibility from I-94 &
high-profile signage opportunities
“We are excited to call The Huron Building our new Milwaukee home. We love its modern, state-of-the-art, Class-A design and amenities with a nod to Milwaukee’s rich architectural and commercial history. Although we are a national firm, Husch Blackwell embraces its local roots. Huron reflects this commitment to our city, our local clients and our continued enthusiasm for Milwaukee’s robust Third Ward and downtown.”
— Husch Blackwell, Managing Partner