Rendering of a building proposed by New Land Enterprises for the empty parking lot on Cherry Street, between Adams and Washington streets, in downtown Green Bay. (Image courtesy city of Green Bay)
GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) — A Milwaukee developer looking to build a luxury apartment building on a parking lot in downtown Green Bay has an extra month to finalize the plans.
Green Bay’s Redevelopment Authority on Tuesday approved an extension for New Land Enterprises’ planning option. The company is proposing an eight-story building on the empty parking lot on Cherry Street, between Adams and Washington streets.
Joey Wisniewski of New Land Enterprises presented preliminary renderings of the proposed building to the RDA at Tuesday’s meeting. He said the building would include 268 residential units. There would also be 5,000 square feet of retail space, which would likely be home to a cafe. Parking would be on the first two floors, hidden from view in the interior of the building.
New Land is best known for Ascent, the world’s tallest mass timber building. The developer says its plan for Green Bay would be most like its most recent Milwaukee work, called NOVA.
New Land did not have a final price tag for the development.
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