What is the asking price for U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Community Resource & Referral Center?

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How many parking spaces are available at U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Community Resource & Referral Center?

Parking information for the property isn't currently listed. However, other nearby parking options include King Heights Parking, located 0.06 miles away , and Ring Building Parking, which is 0.06 miles away.

1818 N Doctor M.L.K. Jr Dr, Milwaukee, WI 53212

Q: What is the total size of U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Community Resource & Referral Center?

The property has a total square footage of 7,542 SF.

For Sale $2,699,000
Property Type Office - General Office
Lot Size 0.52 SF
Parking Spaces Avail. 25
Year Renovated 2013
Date Updated May 19, 2026

Description

Colliers is pleased to present the exclusive opportunity to acquire the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Community Resource & Referral Center (CRRC) located at 1818 N Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Milwaukee, WI—a mission‑critical government‑leased facility supported by the full faith and credit of the U.S. Federal Government (S&P AA+ rated).

The property consists of 7,542 RSF on 0.52 acres, operating under a newly executed 10‑year lease with 5‑year firm term, commencing September 27, 2025 and expiring September 26, 2035, with 3% annual shell rent escalations that deliver consistent income growth.

Originally constructed in 1925 and renovated‑to‑suit for the VA in 2013 with a $2.4 million investment, the building holds certifications from the Wisconsin State Historic Preservation Commission, the National Park Service, and LEED Silver, highlighting its historic and sustainable design significance.

This CRRC location provides Veterans with streamlined access to housing, employment, health care, mental health resources, and benefit coordination—making the facility essential to ongoing federal operations. The property includes a rare private parking lot with 25 spaces, a critical criterion in the VA’s site selection process.

Situated in the heart of Downtown Milwaukee, the site is surrounded by over $1 billion in surrounding development, including the $500M+ Fiserv Forum District, $100M ThriveOn King Hub, and the $240M Nature & Culture Museum of Wisconsin (opening 2027). The location sits on a major transit route and within a vibrant, growing neighborhood.

With federal credit tenancy, long‑term lease stability, and strong surrounding urban investment, this asset offers an exceptional opportunity for investors seeking secure, durable, government‑backed cash flow.