Burke Properties

Burke Properties’ owner is committed to his hometown of Milwaukee. In addition to building homes, apartments and condominiums in the area, he has remained committed to improving the City, especially by contributing to public art projects around town. His recent contribution made a particularly significant addition to the Milwaukee skyline possible. This addition bears his name. The Burke Brise Soliel (pictured above) crowns the Milwaukee Art Museum’s addition to its museum. Designed by world renowned Spanish architect, Santiago Calatrava, the Burke Brise Soliel is a movable structure – a glass sunscreen that can be raised or lowered, a sculpture that can be at once building and bird. Perched on the edge of Lake Michigan it references the crashing waves, a maritime vessel and while open from the west it can even become a giant sting ray! Delighting residents and visitors alike, contributions like these to the city’s art and cultural institutions make Milwaukee - a great place on a Great Lake - a great place to live and work!

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Burke Properties offers a full range of residential products in urban and suburban communities in Metropolitan Milwaukee that meet the high standards, diverse tastes and active lifestyles of its customers. Newly constructed Condominiums in Franklin, Golf Course Condos on Muskego Lakes Country Club, Townhomes in Cudahy are available for immediate occupancy as well as luxury apartment rentals with flexible lease terms. Custom Single-Family Home and lot packages are available for those interested in building.

Burke Properties develops and constructs multi-tenant and single-user build-to-suit office, industrial, warehouse and special purpose facilities for sale and lease. The company owns Westbrook Corporate Center, a 125-acre business park in Menomonee Falls; parcels are currently for sale, and clients include Briggs and Stratton, Mero, Bemis, and Promedia. Burke Properties also owns and leases commercial space throughout the Milwaukee area.