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Midtown: "Convenient to all parts of Milwaukee"
The meaning behind Midtown's name isn't tough to guess. Realtor Alex Chou, who sells homes in the neighborhood with Keller Williams Realty, sums it up from experience, "Midtown is convenient to all parts of Milwaukee, midway between major arterials and often a crossroads when you're getting across town." The neighborhood is largely residential, and its houses date back to the late 1800s and early 1900s, with classic Victorian architecture reflecting the area's long history within the Cream City. Most residents rent their homes or apartments, and the neighborhood has access to charitable community centers and public transportation. For homebuyers looking in Midtown, the median single-family home price is about half of Milwaukee's median price, and many homes require extensive renovations.
The Midtown Milwaukee neighborhood is close to everything in the Milwaukee area.
Duplexes are common in the Midtown neighborhood.
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Arts and Crafts and American Craftsman styles
"Midtown has very large, old homes with architecture that you can't get anymore," says Realtor Daniel Balderas, who sells homes in the neighborhood with Modern MilwauKey Real Estate. The gridded streets are lined with trees and sidewalks, and residents enjoy ample street parking. Some houses have narrow alleyways separating them, while others have large yards. Multi-family homes from the late 19th century are priced from $30,000 to $130,000. These homes are generally composed of upstairs and downstairs apartments. Many of these houses were constructed in the Victorian or American Craftsman styles. Arts and Crafts-style, two-story houses are priced from $30,000 to $100,000 for "as-is" homes and get up to $260,000 for newly renovated properties. "There's definitely a lot of good opportunities to build some equity in this neighborhood," Balderas says. There is a small cluster of newly developed contemporary-style homes in Midtown's southeast area priced from $360,000 to $370,000.
Newer builds show Midtown Milwaukee as an up-and-coming neighborhood.
Spacious Victorian homes are sprinkled throughout Midtown Milwaukee.
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Taking the bus around the city
The MCTS purple and blue bus lines both run through the neighborhood, connecting residents with the greater Milwaukee area. Downtown Milwaukee is a 3-mile commute from Midtown via West Vliet Street. For bigger trips, the Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport is 11 miles south via Interstate 43.
Hop on the Purple line and go all the way to Ikea from the Midtown Milwaukee neighborhood.
The Midtown Milwaukee neighborhood is conveniently located between two thoroughfares.
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Amaranth Bakery & Café and Daddy Subz & More
There are multiple local dining options in and around the neighborhood. Four blocks west along Lisbon Avenue, Amaranth Bakery & Café is a local favorite for coffee and pastries. The Arts and Crafts-style building is pastel green with the business name printed in Gothic lettering. The classic interior has exposed brick walls adorned with local art and a turn-of-the-century stamped tin ceiling. On 27th Street, Daddy Subz & More serves staple American dishes like burgers and hot dogs. Their no-fuss storefront is lined with images of the dishes and shaded by a green and white awning. There are bodega-style grocery options along Lisbon Avenue, like Bright's Food Market and Lisbon Liquor & Food Mart. A Walgreens is on the neighborhood's north end. Since Midtown is — as advertised — midway between amenities, there are plenty of options outside the neighborhood. Pick n Save is one mile away, and The Avenue, a three-story shopping mall, is 3 miles east. The mall's options include T.J. Maxx, Paper Plane Pizza and Planet Fitness.
Stop in for a sandwich or a hot dinner to take home from Daddys Subz in Midtown Milwaukee.
Grab a delicious sub from the nice owners at Daddy Subz in Midtown Milwaukee.
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Home of the Milwaukee High School of the Arts
Milwaukee has school choice, so parents apply to send their children to schools throughout the city. On 21st Street, Brown Street Academy serves preschoolers through fifth graders. Bethune Academy, on 35th Street, serves preschoolers through eighth graders. Both schools receive a C-minus ranking from Niche. On Center Street, North Division High School also receives a C-minus rating. The high school has a program that helps set students up for internships and youth apprenticeships in professional fields. Midtown is also home to what Chou calls "THE Milwaukee school if you want to go into theatre or music," referring to Milwaukee High School of the Arts. "People come from all over Milwaukee to attend here," he says. MHSA students choose an arts-focused major — theater, music, creative writing, etc. — and get a daily instructional block focused on their major. Parents must be sure to get those applications in early, though, as auditions and portfolios are part of the entrance requirements. The school has a C-plus Niche rating.
Lucky High Schoolers in Midtown Milwaukee can attend the Milwaukee High School of the Arts.
Milwaukee area students can attend North Division High School.
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Tiefenthaler Park and the Lynden Hill Milwaukee Urban Tree House
There are a few green spaces throughout Midtown, including Tiefenthaler Park with its playground and basketball courts. The park is in the center of the neighborhood, so residents can walk to it. On the neighborhood's south end, the Lynden Hill Milwaukee Urban Tree House is an environmental education project encouraging ecological awareness. Nearby schools use the Milwaukee Urban Tree House as an outdoor classroom space, but the park is open to all visitors.
The basketball hoops are an outside art gallery in Midtown Milwaukee's Tiefenthaler Park.
Alices Garden grows food, flowers, art, and community in Midtown Milwaukee.
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Alice's Garden Urban Farm
On the neighborhood's northeast end, Alice's Garden Urban Farm focuses on regenerative farming and cultural development. "It's like a community hub," Chou says. Volunteer gardeners can join in on the weekly community work mornings or assemble their own work group. The garden also offers open walks through a planted labyrinth, encouraging reflection and appreciation. Products made from the garden are available at select farmers' markets, including the nearby Fondy Farmers Market. This 105-year-old market is open throughout the warmer months, making it a popular spot on summer Saturdays.
Volunteer your time and clear your head at Alice's Garden in Midtown Milwaukee.
Alice's Garden in Midtown Milwaukee is a magical garden nestled in the middle of a city.
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Crime
Midtown has a 6/10 CAP Index crime score, compared to a 4/10 national average. Violent crime scores in this neighborhood are above average. Local organizations have set out to curb the violence. The community's churches, like Corinth Missionary Baptist and Monumental Missionary Baptist, help support locals in need. The Salvation Army: West Corps Worship and Community Center on 25th Street distributes food and clothing to those in need. The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Milwaukee is just over 2 miles east of the neighborhood. It provides a safe environment for children to attend summer camps, take art classes and play sports.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Midtown
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Homicide
6
4
Sexual Assault
8
4
Assault with Weapon
7
4
Robbery
7
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
5
4
Crime Score
8
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Midtown Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Midtown, Milwaukee sell after 37 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Midtown, Milwaukee over the last 12 months is $172,250, up 82% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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