Kiser Lists 73-Unit Multifamily Portfolio in Milwaukee

Kiser Lists 73-Unit Multifamily Portfolio in Milwaukee
News| July 18, 2025| Jasmine Kilman
Chicago & Midwest + Apartment Buildings

Kiser Group announced the exclusive listing of a 73-unit mixed-use multifamily portfolio in Milwaukee’s Near West Side.

Kiser brokers Luis Robles, Kyle Sissell, Will Cornish, and Hunter Wern have listed the portfolio, which currently maintains an approximate occupancy of 95%, for $8.4 million. The portfolio includes a mix of apartment buildings, a single-family home, and land parcels that offer future development potential.

“This portfolio is a rare opportunity to acquire scale and diversity in one of Milwaukee’s most transformative neighborhoods,” said Robles. “Each asset provides a unique blend of stability and future upside, especially with the surrounding institutional investment driving long-term growth.”

In addition to their historic charm, many of the buildings—originally built in the early 1900s—feature upgraded mechanicals including individual furnaces and central air systems. “With high occupancy, a prime location, updated mechanicals, and continued economic momentum in the area, this portfolio checks all the boxes for a savvy investor,” added Robles.

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