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WISCONSIN

Downtown Milwaukee
The Milwaukee RiverWalk draws a mix of high-end
residential, commercial and recreational venues to its shoreline, creating
a highly active pedestrian environment along the river.

Downtown Milwaukee
The Milwaukee River is a river is about 104 miles long. Once a locus of industry,
the river is now the center of a housing boom. New condos now crowd the downtown and
harbor districts of Milwaukee attracting young professionals to the area.

Mega-ctiy — Milwaukee
While Chicago clearly remains the “big city” sister to Milwaukee, the two metro
areas are increasingly growing together into one megaregion, connected by
the I-94 corridor lined with booming development and business parks in Lake
County on the Illinois side of the state line and areas like Pleasant Prairie on the
Wisconsin side of the line.

Milwaukee Art Museum
“This building could onlyhave been made in Wisconsin”.
~ Santiago Calatrava

Lakefront Milwaukee
Pier Wisconsin is a premier event venue in the Midwest that is situated on
Milwaukee’s Lakefront and is home to Discovery World which provides a unique
setting for special events. Surrounded by Lake Michigan, Discovery World has
breathtaking views which show the lights and excitement of downtown Milwaukee.

Third Ward – Milwaukee
Trendy shops and dining abound in this revitalized warehouse district. Block
after block of formerly industrial space is now home to galleries, restaurants,
boutique shops, and stylish national retailers like West Elm, Anthropologie, and
Pendleton. The neighborhood is anchored on the north end by the Milwaukee
Public Market and by the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design to the south.
Along the lakefront is Henry Maier Festival Park, where Milwaukee’s lakefront
comes alive every summer for festival after festival.

Third Ward – Milwaukee
The Historic Third Ward is one of the city’s creative hubs, home to art galleries
and studios in former warehouses, and performing arts venues like the
Broadway Theater Center. Restaurants are upscale and trendy, and patio dining is popular.
Indie boutiques sell fashion and homeware, while the indoor Milwaukee Public Market has produce,
cheese and fish vendors. Henry W. Maier Festival Park hosts events and concerts.

Walker’s Point – Milwaukee
Walker’s Point is a diverse neighborhood known for its nightlife scene,
which includes LGBT bars and Latin clubs. Craft breweries and distilleries
with on-site bars and taprooms are housed in industrial spaces, while the
restaurant scene includes plenty of Mexican eateries, trendy American
bistros and locavore brunch spots.

Recreation in Wisconsin
The Kenosha Sand Dunes form the northern tip of the Chiwaukee Prairie
Natural Area. They are one of the few remaining dune systems in Southeastern
Wisconsin. They run for a half mile along Lake Michigan just to the south of
Kenosha’s Southport Park and are bounded on the west by 7th Avenue.

Recreation in Wisconsin
The Pike River Corridor and Pathway is accessible from multiple different points
in Racine County. The Mount Pleasant Village owns this set of land for conversancy
purposes. According to the Village of Mount Pleasant the site encompasses
339 acres, including 36 acres over which the Village has as easement.
About 110 acres of secondary environmental corridor are included
within village ownership.

Des Plaines River: Pleasant Prairie
This is a beautifully historic river that once comprised part of an important
route from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi. Most of the river now flows
through an intensely urbanized area but this stretch still flows through
surroundings that are surprisingly wild.

Recreation in Wisconsin
Devil’s Lake State Park is located in Baraboo, Wisconsin, and is Wisconsin’s most
popular state park with about 3 million visitors per year. The over 10,000-acre
park anchors more than 27,000 acres of parkland and natural areas open to
public recreation in Sauk County.

Milwaukee Public Market
Milwaukee’s most unique downtown food destination! Bursting with unique,
high quality selections of artisan ethnic products, and freshly-made prepared
foods, you’re sure to enjoy shopping the independent merchants of the Milwaukee
Public Market.

Lakefront Drive – Milwaukee
Unique homesteads along the shoreline of Lake Michigan.

Lakefront Drive – Milwaukee
Unique homesteads along the shoreline of Lake Michigan.

Mequon – Homes
Mequon is the largest city in Ozaukee County, in the U.S. state of Wisconsin,
and the third-largest city in Wisconsin by land area. Located on Lake Michigan’s
western shore with significant commercial developments along Interstate 43,
the community is a suburb in the Milwaukee metropolitan area.

Franklin Homes
FranklinI encompasses 34.6 square miles in southwestern Milwaukee County,
10 miles south of downtown Milwaukee. The Franklin community has a
population of 35,655 and offers a small town feel with convenient access
to all the attractions that Milwaukee has to offer.

Racine – Aunique & vibrant lakefront community
Downtown Racine is one of the Midwest’s most unique and vibrant lakefront
communities. Make Downtown Racine your getaway destination for boating,
dining, shopping, art and fun! Our historic charm, boutiques, art galleries,
international cuisine and museums are just a few of the reasons why
Downtown Racine is the place to see.

Racine – Reefpoint Marina
Reefpoint Marina is a dazzling Great Lakes gem situated on the coast of
Lake Michigan between Chicago and Milwaukee, The spacious, full-service
marina is the largest in Wisconsin with 921 floating slips in a resort-style
atmosphere, accommodating boats up to 130 feet.

Racine Downtown Riverfront
Downtown Racine is one of the Midwest’s most unique and vibrant lakefront
communities for boating, dining, shopping, art and fun. The historic charm,
boutiques, art galleries, international cuisine and museums are just a few of the
reasons why Downtown Racine is the place to see.

Academic Excellence
The University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee is a public urban research university in
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It is the largest university in the Milwaukee metropolitan
area and a member of the University of Wisconsin System.

Academic Excellence
The Milwaukee School of Engineering is a private university in Milwaukee,
Wisconsin. The campus includes 22 acres in the East Town neighborhood of
downtown Milwaukee.

Academic Excellence
The Medical College of Wisconsin is a private medical school and graduate
school of sciences headquartered in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, just outside
Milwaukee. Formerly affiliated with Marquette University, it has operated
as an independent institution since 1967.

Academic Excellence
Waukesha County Technical College is recognized for outstanding programs in
Cyber Security, Robotics, Engineering, Nursing and more. Employers consistently
praise our graduates for the level of knowledge and training they bring to their jobs.