A proposal from Lafayette, Indiana-based Trinitas Development would demolish a pair of apartment buildings at 619 and 699 W. Mifflin St. and replace them with a 10-story, 239-unit apartment building, according to the Wisconsin State Journal. The new construction would be adjacent to the Wiedenbeck-Dobelin Warehouse, built over a century ago and also located at 619 W. Mifflin St.
Wiedenbeck Historic Properties, a limited partnership formed in 1987 — when the current apartments were built — by the Alexander Co.’s Randy Alexander, owns both properties, and McBride Companies manages them.
The West Mifflin Street project would feature housing units ranging from studios to five-bedroom apartments. The proposal includes room for amenities on the top and bottom floors but doesn’t specify the exact way the space would be used.
Trinitas was set to give an informational presentation to the city’s Landmarks Commission on Monday.
