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Brewery District TID expansion into King Park

Summary

A $22.45 million TID amendment will repave streets, add $2 million of King Park improvements, and buy vacant lots near the park for new housing. Ald. Coggs and Bauman insisted this be a standalone development, not a Revive program site.

At a glance

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Last discussed May 27, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

$22.45 million in TID spending, projected to pay off before the district's legal life ends in 2033.

✅Who benefits

Residents of the long-disinvested King Park neighborhood near the Brewery District, plus Milwaukee workers hired on infrastructure projects.

⚠️Who could be affected

None identified, though members voiced concern that neighborhoods with recent demolitions could lose Revive resources if the program were redirected here.

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