Vista Condo Work To Last 10 Years

Work on New Port Vista, a 168-unit condominium in Port Washington, has started and is expected to last a decade.

The condominium development stretches across approximately 27 acres. Construction was anticipated to begin in the fall with development occurring in four phases during the next seven to 10 years.

The site's rolling topography allowed for the development of three building types and 12 floor plans. Living options include units with walkout basements, lookout basements, lofted rooms, first story units, second story units and buildings with either four or six units. The square footage of the units will range from 1,300 to 3,330 square feet.

Brookfield-based National Survey & Engineering is providing sitework engineering, surveying, and landscape architecture services.

Historic Bank Gets Enrichment Award

Legacy Bank, the main depository for Legacy Bancorp, the only bank holding company in the nation organized by African American women, has received the Wisconsin Commercial Real Estate Women's Spirit Award.

The award highlights "a development that breathes life, heritage and culture into an underutilized area," according to the organization.

According to the Milwaukee Department of City Development's 2004

Comprehensive Plan for Teutonia and North Avenues, Legacy Bank is an important part of the reason the area is improving.

CG Schmidt was the construction manager on the project.

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