<body><div><ul><li>New Land Enterprises proposes 25-story Zenith condo tower.</li><li>The project includes 226 units with indoor and bicycle parking.</li><li>The city of Milwaukee Plan Commission will hold a public hearing on Sept. 28</li><li>Korb Architecture provided design services for Zenith.</li></ul>To advance plans for a 25-story condominium building, a Milwaukee developer will have to revisit an 18-year-old planned development site that never took off.Milwaukee-based New Land Enterprises wants to rezone two parcels at 711 E. Kilbourn Ave. and 822 N. Van Buren St. from a general planned development to a detailed planned development, according to a city agenda. The sites are a vacant gravel lot and a surface parking lot respectively. New Land is proposing Zenith, a 25-story, 226-unit condo tower with indoor parking, bicycle parking, amenity spaces and a ground-floor lobby at the sites. The proposal has been a standout as condo production lags in Wisconsin, according to the Wisconsin Policy Forum. The City of Milwaukee Plan Commission will hold a public hearing on Sept. 28, according to an agenda.In 2008, the two sites were rezoned to fit New Land’s Bookends development, a proposal for a 19-story residential building. However, that project never moved forward. A general planned development was established for the Kilbourn and Van Buren sites, as well as a site across Kilbourn Avenue to the north, according to the developer’s proposal. In 2014, the plan was amended to remove the north property from the development site. That north property was later developed into the Ascent, a 284-foot mass timber residential tower. Zenith will have five to six levels of split-level structured parking inside the building podium and residential units on the upper floors, plans showed. Additional amenities include an eighth-floor pool and spa, a clubroom with an adjoining eighth-floor outdoor terrace and a rooftop observation deck on the top floor, plans showed. Falk Ruvin Gallagher Real Estate is pre-selling condo units at Zenith. One-bedroom prices start at $458,000 at 770 square feet, and penthouse prices will start at more than $1.77 million for 1,997 square feet. When completed, the project will generate $190 million in value, said Tim Gokhman, managing partner of New Land, in a June 2026 social media post. Milwaukee-based Korb Architecture provided design services for the project. Currently, the site at 711 E. Kilbourn Ave. is being used as a community garden, and the developer said gardening will continue until development happens. <figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3k82py_1FHShFgS00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3k82py_1FHShFgS00" width="1242" height="731" ><figcaption>The current sites at 711 E. Kilbourn Ave. and 822 N. Van Buren St. A Milwaukee developer plans to turn the properties into a high-rise condo tower. (Korb Architecture)</figcaption></figure></div></body>

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New Land Enterprises proposes 25-story Zenith condo tower. The project includes 226 units with indoor and bicycle parking. The city of Milwaukee Plan Commission will hold a public hearing on Sept. 28. Korb Architecture provided design services for Zenith. To advance plans for a 25-story condominium building, a Milwaukee developer...

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