Third Ward

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The Appeal

Delicious food and a lively atmosphere on the Milwaukee River

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A vibrant and dynamic area characterized by its rich history, industrial heritage, and contemporary urban atmosphere. Situated just south of downtown along the Milwaukee River, the Third Ward has undergone a remarkable transformation from its industrial roots to become one of the city's premier destinations for arts, culture, and entertainment.

Walkability
Milwaukee's Third Ward is a pedestrian-friendly neighborhood with well-maintained sidewalks, ample crosswalks, and easy access to public transportation, including buses and streetcars. Bike lanes and bike-sharing programs further enhance its walkability, making it a vibrant and connected urban area.
Architecture
The Third Ward's architectural landscape is a testament to its rich history and cultural diversity. Historic warehouses and industrial buildings have been lovingly restored and repurposed into trendy lofts, art galleries, and boutique shops. Modern condominiums and apartment complexes seamlessly blend with their historic surroundings, creating a unique aesthetic that appeals to residents seeking urban sophistication.
Lifestyle
There's always something exciting to discover in this neighborhood. Residents enjoy a thriving arts scene, with galleries showcasing local talent and cultural institutions hosting events year-round.  The Third Ward features trendy boutiques, gourmet restaurants, and chic nightlife venues cater to diverse tastes, ensuring that every day brings new opportunities for adventure and exploration. You are also within walking distance of the Summerfest grounds which hosts a variety of festivals throughout the summer.

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Walkability Score

83 / 100

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Total Population

2,314

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Median Home Value

$349,500

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Median Year Built

1965