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Williamsburg Heights, a creative slice of Milwaukee's north side
Williamsburg Heights, what seems to be a typical neighborhood on Milwaukee's north side, bursts with the unexpected color of a revitalizing arts community. It’s on the edge of the East Capitol District Business Improvement District, also called “Milwaukee’s Creative District.” Here, the Beerline Trail connects blocks of competitively priced older houses to public art, start-up businesses and national chains. Near bus lines, bike paths and Interstate 43, Williamsburg Heights is a convenient place for those seeking a creative, connected neighborhood or a budget-friendly bedroom community.
Early 1900s homes and duplexes for competitive prices
Most homes were built on Williamsburg Heights’ residential blocks in the early 1900s. You’ll see many bungalows, National cottages and American Foursquares along sidewalk-lined streets. Buyers might opt for single-family homes or duplexes in similar styles. The local housing stock’s age means many properties need renovation, which has made the area popular with investors. More people in Williamsburg Heights rent units in multifamily properties than own homes.
Prices range from around $70,000 to the mid-$200,000s. Williamsburg Heights has a median sale price in the mid-$100,000s. That’s lower than nearby Harambee and Riverwest, but higher than Arlington Heights and Grover Heights.
Restored homes in Williamsburg Heights blend history with modern comforts.
Explore a blend of function and style in classic workers cottages in Williamsburg Heights.
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East Capitol District BID’s creative local businesses
Much of Williamsburg Heights overlaps with the East Capitol District Business District Improvement District, a largely industrial area offering economic development opportunities through grants, cleanup services and more. "We're a haven for entrepreneurs," says East Capitol District BID Board Chair Carl Nilssen. "A 50,000-square-foot, single-occupant building might be home to 10 businesses that are new and fresh and just starting." You’ll find artsy holes-in-the-wall, manufacturers, national retailers and locally owned restaurants down the road, including:
Amorphic Beer, an engineer-founded brewery that hosts trivia nights and other events
Kuumba Juice & Coffee, a colorful, contemporary cafe off the Beerline Trail
Home Again Fabric and Furnishings, a furniture store and workshop full of vintage home decor
ALDI, a grocery store known for private-label products and low prices
Walmart, a big-box staple for groceries, household supplies and clothing
Amorphic Beer brings creativity to every pint in Williamsburg Heights.
La Cocina del Sur serves up authentic Ecuadorian cuisine.
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Within a mile of highly rated Milwaukee Public Schools
Williamsburg Heights is part of Milwaukee Public Schools, a district that assigns kids to neighborhood assignments and offers school choice to options across the city. Several neighborhood and specialty MPS schools are about a mile away. Families can look into Rufus King International High School, a specialty International Baccalaureate school that earns an A-minus from Niche.
Commuting on I-43 and the Beerline Trail
Interstate 43 and Capitol Drive border Williamsburg Heights, giving commuters easy access to the Milwaukee area. East Town is less than 5 miles away, which might take 10 to 20 minutes depending on traffic. You can also catch Milwaukee County Transit System buses at stops along main roads. Cyclists use multiple pathways and bike lanes, including the Beerline Trail.
Take in the scenic sights as you cycle down the Milwaukee River Greenway.
Commute with ease on the MCTS buses serving Williamsburg Heights.
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From vacant land to north side parks and trails
A couple of quiet, tree-shaded pocket parks break up Williamsburg Heights’ residential blocks, including the Adams Park Healing Space. The Nigella Community Orchard grew out of Milwaukee's HOME GR/OWN program, which transforms city-owned lots into gardens and orchards. Green Bay Avenue Playfield is a more typical community park, home to a modern playground, splash park and basketball courts. You can walk or bike past murals on the Beerline Trail, named for the area’s historic beer manufacturing sector. It's near trailheads for the city’s extensive Oak Leaf Trail, a system that passes through many parks and Lake Michigan beaches.
Spend a warm summer day at the Green Bay Avenue Playfield splash pad.
Residents can try their green thumb at Nigella Community Orchard and Garden.
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Festivals and events near Williamsburg Heights
Williamsburg Heights is connected to the communities and events of Milwaukee’s north side. Music on the Beerline takes place just down the trail, a free summer concert series at Beerline Plaza. The parade portion of the Juneteenth Jubilee Parade and Festival passes through the community, inviting neighbors to join the traveling festivities on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive.
Over 50,000 Milwaukeeans come to Harambee for the Juneteenth Celebration on June 19th.
People come together in Harambee to celebrate Juneteenth.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Williamsburg Heights
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Homicide
6
4
Sexual Assault
7
4
Assault with Weapon
7
4
Robbery
7
4
Burglary
3
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
5
4
Crime Score
8
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Williamsburg Heights Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Williamsburg Heights, Milwaukee sell after 29 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Williamsburg Heights, Milwaukee over the last 12 months is $150,000, up 43% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
This spacious 3 bedroom, 1 bath home has been fully updated both inside and out. New windows, new furnace, new water heater, new flooring, new paint. Everything is new. This home is only available for owner occupants. Schedule your showing today.
This is a City Of Milwaukee owned Tax Foreclosure. Buyers must show proof of funds or financing to cover purchase price & essential repairs. Essential Repairs:$77,250 (Total Scope Of Work:$109,300)
Solid, low-maintenance duplex in Milwaukee's Harambee neighborhood. Two 2BR/1BA units. Lower unit will be occupied 5/5 w rent being $1100 and $1,135 upper rent. Functional layouts, easy-care finishes, and convenient access to transit, schools, and downtown. Great option for owner-occupants or investors looking for reliable cash flow.
3 bedroom, 1 bath bungalow style home with low maintenance vinyl exterior offers a renovation opportunity. City of Milwaukee Tax Foreclosure Property. Scope of work is $35,300. Essential scope of work is $25,750. Pre-approval or proof of funds REQUIRED with all offers & must cover purchase price plus Essential Repairs (see scope). Buyer must complete Essential Repairs within 180 days & have City
A cultural haven rooted in community, heritage, and boundless versatility. This investor's treasure features nine private studios with 24-hour keyed access, an expansive gallery/event space pulsing with intergenerational connection, designated offices, and a commercial kitchen ideal for large-scale creative or culinary production. Painstaking craftsmanship and artistic reverence shape every
Attention experienced investors: This property is being offered at a final opportunity price. Please note that substantial renovations will be required. This is a project suited for seasoned investors who understand large-scale rehab opportunities. If you have the resources and expertise to take it on, please contact me for more information. District 6. Open to owner and investor offers. $59,250
Build your dream home on this City of Milwaukee lot! Conveniently located in the Williamsburg neighborhood. No builder or HOA restrictions. This land is available for residential new construction for owner occupancy only; however, builders may also purchase to construct a model/spec home to resell once completed to an owner occupant end buyer, subject to a five year owner occupancy requirement.
This is the one!! Whether you're a first time homebuyer or smart investor looking for a great opportunity in a sought after neighborhood, this is the one for you! Offering the perfect blend of comfort & convenience with a 2 car garage, a versatile basement ready for your personal touch, and a 2 year roof; this is a wonderful opportunity to own in a location you'll love! Schedule a showing today!
Three Building Industrial Property for Sale or Lease | Lease Rate: $5.20 / SF Modified Gross) | Minimum Divisible: 5,670 SF at $2,850 / month | Full Main Building Lease Rate: $5,000 / month || Main Building: 13,871 SF of warehouse & 1,590 SF of office. Renovated in 2026 || Unheated storage building 1,920 SF (LEASED) || 690 SF Standalone office building (LEASED) || Main building features 3
Welcome to this charming upper 2-bedroom unit duplex, nestled in Milwaukee’s Harambee neighborhood. This inviting home features beautiful hardwood flooring, fresh paint, and a stainless steel appliances such as stove and refrigerator. The spacious layout is filled with natural light, offering both comfort and functionality. The unit includes hook-ups for a washer and dryer in the shared basement.
Charming 1-bedroom Apartment in the Williamsburg Heights NeighborhoodAvailable Now!This freshly listed second-floor apartment in a well-maintained duplex offers comfortable living in the desirable Williamsburg Heights neighborhood of Milwaukee. With its spacious layout and convenient features, this apartment is perfect for those seeking a cozy, affordable home.Apartment
Charming 1-bedroom Apartment in the Williamsburg Heights NeighborhoodAvailable Now!This freshly listed second-floor apartment in a well-maintained duplex offers comfortable living in the desirable Williamsburg Heights neighborhood of Milwaukee. With its spacious layout and convenient features, this apartment is perfect for those seeking a cozy, affordable home.Apartment
Welcome to this charming upper 2-bedroom unit duplex, nestled in Milwaukee’s Harambee neighborhood. This inviting home features beautiful hardwood flooring, fresh paint, and a stainless steel appliances such as stove and refrigerator. The spacious layout is filled with natural light, offering both comfort and functionality. The unit includes hook-ups for a washer and dryer in the shared basement.
Welcome to a meticulously managed three-bedroom property that effortlessly marries timeless charm with modern sophistication. As you step through its inviting entrance, you are instantly greeted by the rich allure of the newly redone wood floors, radiating warmth and elegance throughout the space.Your journey into this home is a visual delight, with the LVP (Luxury Vinyl Plank) flooring
Welcome to a meticulously managed three-bedroom property that effortlessly marries timeless charm with modern sophistication. As you step through its inviting entrance, you are instantly greeted by the rich allure of the newly redone wood floors, radiating warmth and elegance throughout the space.Your journey into this home is a visual delight, with the LVP (Luxury Vinyl Plank) flooring
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