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Jeramey Jannene

Milwaukee

President and Co-Founder at Urban Milwaukee

President and co-founder of @UrbanMilwaukee. Covering City Hall and all things city of Milwaukee. [email protected]

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  • 1 week ago | urbanmilwaukee.com | Jeramey Jannene

    What a mess. With rising construction costs and elevated interest rates, everyone at Milwaukee City Hall seems to agree that some amount of subsidy is necessary to create a supply of new affordable and workforce housing. But the how and when are proving to be elusive. The issue came to a head Tuesday during a Zoning, Neighborhoods & Development Committee meeting in an unusual three-way debate that featured the administration, council and a developer all making their case publicly.

  • 1 week ago | urbanmilwaukee.com | Jeramey Jannene

    In the midst of battle, The Salvation Army has dramatically changed its plan of attack. The organization initially sought to demolish two of the three buildings at Central City Plaza to create a new homeless shelter. In doing so, it would have demolished most of the first and only Black designed, developed and owned commercial complex in Wisconsin. Now, it will save the buildings and intends to construct an addition to accommodate its needs.

  • 1 week ago | urbanmilwaukee.com | Jeramey Jannene

    A proposed seven-story apartment building has cleared its last major public hurdle. Newly-elected Alderman Alex Brower said he supports a zoning change for the proposed 65-unit buliding at 2560 N. Stowell Ave. and the Zoning, Neighborhoods & Development Committee unanimously recommended a zoning change to enable its development. “This furthers the goal of having more density on the East Side, which is something we strive for,” said Brower at Tuesday’s zoning committee meeting.

  • 1 week ago | urbanmilwaukee.com | Jeramey Jannene

    A new three-unit apartment building is planned for Brewers Hill. It would join a nearby four-unit complex, first reported in a bulletin for Urban Milwaukee members last fall. Both new structures will fill vacant lots and are designed to resemble the existing structures that will neighbor them. The triplex would be located at 113 W. Lloyd St. and the four-unit complex at 232-234 E.

  • 1 week ago | urbanmilwaukee.com | Jeramey Jannene

    Trump Administration Axed Federal Employees Needed for MPS Lead CrisisCity Health officials sought help from federal experts, only to find they disappeared. //end headline wrapper ?> This article is available only to Urban Milwaukee's paid members.

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Jeramey Jannene
Jeramey Jannene @compujeramey
22 Apr 25

Everyone left the packed Milwaukee Common Council chambers Tuesday knowing exactly where Alex Brower stands. (members only for @urbanmilwaukee) https://t.co/X4s92UlvAc

Jeramey Jannene
Jeramey Jannene @compujeramey
22 Apr 25

It’s not surprising that many Milwaukee homes are in need of major repairs, but seeing the numbers laid out after an extensive survey is eye opening. https://t.co/A7vIkcb5zC

Jeramey Jannene
Jeramey Jannene @compujeramey
21 Apr 25

RT @matthewstoller: Airbnb "users will now see the full price of a stay, which includes fees and taxes, from the get-go." No more junk fee…