Kiser Group Lists 73-Unit Multifamily Portfolio in Milwaukee’s Near West Side for $8.4M

Kiser Group is proud to announce the exclusive listing of a 73-unit mixed-use multifamily portfolio in Milwaukee’s Near West Side, brought to market by brokers Luis Robles, Kyle Sissell, Will Cornish, and Hunter Wern. The portfolio is listed for $8,427,500 and currently maintains an approximate occupancy of 95%.

The portfolio includes a diverse mix of apartment buildings, a single-family home, and land parcels that offer future development potential:

• 2335 W. Wisconsin Ave. – 7 Units

• 2311 W. Wisconsin Ave. – 12 Units

• 2217 W. Wisconsin Ave. – 12 Units

• 805–811 N. 22nd St. – 16 Units

• 2125 W. Kilbourn Ave. – 19 Units

• 853 N. 21st St. – Single-Family Home

• 2112 W. Wells St. – Parking Lot

• 2103–2109 W. Kilbourn Ave. – Residential Lot

• 2113 W. Kilbourn Ave. – Residential Lot

• 819–821 N. 21st St. – 4 Units

• 2128 W. Wells St. – 2 Units

“This portfolio is a rare opportunity to acquire scale and diversity in one of Milwaukee’s most transformative neighborhoods,” said Luis Robles of Kiser Group. “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. “You don’t often see 1900s-built product come to market with this level of capital improvements already in place,” said Robles. “It’s the best of both worlds: historic architecture with modern systems already installed.”

Milwaukee’s Near West Side is undergoing a significant renaissance, anchored by the collaborative efforts of Marquette University, Harley-Davidson, Advocate Health (formerly Aurora Health Care), Potawatomi Casino Hotel, and Molson Coors—the five founding members of the Near West Side Partners (NWSP) initiative. Over the past five years, the neighborhood has seen more than $250 million in new investment, with even more on the horizon—including Aurora Health Care’s upcoming $50 million Beacon wellness center.

“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.