Midloch Investment with stake in The Avenue readies $75 million real estate fund

The Midloch Investment Partners that has a stake in The Avenue redevelopment in downtown Milwaukee just finished raising money for a $60 million fund, and will soon launch a $75 million new one to acquire properties around the Midwest and beyond.

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