Oak Hill Subdivision

Apartments

Oak Hill Subdivision

92nd St. & Good Hope Rd – Milwaukee, WI

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2008 Year Built

34 Total Lots

Sold Status

An Urban Subdivision in the City of Milwaukee

General Capital purchased approximately 15.8 acres on Milwaukee’s North West Side to develop a unique urban subdivision that preserves the site’s natural features and topography. At the heart of the community is Bishop Circle, a landscaped island with mature oak trees that were carefully preserved during the construction process. Oak Hill contains 34 lots, many featuring lower level exposures, preserved woodlands or other amenities.

General Capital worked with neighbors, community leaders and local officials to ensure compatibility with the surrounding neighborhood. The project was developed under a City of Milwaukee Out-of-Program Agreement, allowing General Capital to design, engineer and build the subdivision’s infrastructure. This process required critical coordination with City engineers, DPW and numerous City and County agencies. The project’s infrastructure was dedicated in 2008. The community is well received in the marketplace and when built out, will add over $9 million to the City’s tax base. Several lots are still available.

Please call Sig Strautmanis at (414) 228-3502

KEY THEMES

• Single-family residential development expanded homeownership opportunities within an established Milwaukee neighborhood
• Residential land development transformed available property into buildable homesites designed for long-term neighborhood investment
• Strategic location near Good Hope Road provides convenient access to employment centers, shopping, services, and regional transportation
• Thoughtful subdivision planning supported new single-family construction within an existing urban community
• Development reflects General Capital's experience extending beyond multifamily housing into residential land and subdivision development

RESULTS

• Successfully completed a single-family residential subdivision development in Milwaukee
• Created new residential homesites supporting additional homeownership and neighborhood investment opportunities
• Advanced residential development within an established area near the Good Hope Road commercial corridor
• Positioned developed land for individual home construction and long-term residential use
• Completed the project's investment lifecycle through the successful disposition of the residential development

 

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